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Last Valentine’s Day, Bellevue College hosted in room N-201 the annual TRiO Winter Academic Awards that recognized the academic accomplishments of students a part of TRiO Student Support Services at […]
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Last Valentine’s Day, Bellevue College hosted in room N-201 the annual TRiO Winter Academic Awards that recognized the academic accomplishments of students a part of TRiO Student Support Services at […]
Bellevue College has made a new environmental feat: the installation of a solar panel array above the art wind of the C building towards the end of January. Deric Gruen, […]
On Wednesday, Feb. 6, the art gallery showcased their new exhibit. Following the theme of Black History month this February, it portrayed thought-provoking pieces made by prominent African- American artists […]
On Feb. 6, Bellevue College opened up one of its lecture halls to Donald “Slick” Watts, a former Seattle SuperSonics basketball player and his son, also named Donald Watts, who […]
Repeatedly screaming “We are the future!” under the cracked dome of the state’s capital may not have been what students had in mind stepping on the bus last Friday morning, […]
On Jan. 8, 2013, Bellevue College announced its selection of Aaron Reader as its new interim director of Multicultural Services. Reader, previously assistant director of MCS, succeeds previous director of […]
On Jan. 30, several students attended an open forum regarding the proposed toll on the I-90 bridge at Bellevue City Hall to represent Bellevue College. The open forum was one […]
The purpose of this issue of The Watchdog is to highlight the role diversity plays on our campus. It’s been a privilege to work with all of the student groups […]
“We have encouraged different cultures to live separate lives, apart from each other and the mainstream. We have failed to provide a vision of society to which they feel they […]
Bellevue College supplements traditional classroom education with the creation and development of events, programs, clubs and other methods of education and personal and academic growth and understanding. Assistant Vice President […]
Studying in another country is terrifying for a lot of people, especially for those who do not speak the local language. Many barriers also arose for international students due to […]
Although it may seem that ringing in the New Year and the feeling of starting anew is over us, it has just begun for the Asian community at Bellevue College […]
Towards the end of fall quarter, a new office was set up in Student Programs: the Bellevue College Association of Veterans center which aspires to reach out to veterans in […]
Bellevue College has been working diligently on making sure that the needs of the diverse students that attend the college are well met. BC aims to help students succeed both […]
There have been numerous events held on campus to promote diversity almost every quarter. However to the staff, it’s a different matter when it comes to training. The question lately […]
When the weather starts to warm up and the sun starts to come out again, everyone knows that both baseball and softball are back on the rise. The Bellevue College […]
From Jan. 19-23, the Collegiate Presidential Inaugural Conference was held in Washington DC: a curriculum that celebrates the transition of power in the US that is the Presidential Oath. The […]
Nothing demonstrates the spiritual gutting of the purpose of education as thoroughly as the proliferation of online accreditation “courses.” If we look at a brief history of education, it becomes […]
From Jan. 23-25 in the Bellevue College cafeteria, members of the Art Club gathered to honor and celebrate of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the legacy he and his […]
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