Amnesty International campaigns for human rights
Amnesty International at Bellevue College presented a series of human rights films in order to expose students to issues often overlooked and to provide a safe place for constructive and […]
Amnesty International at Bellevue College presented a series of human rights films in order to expose students to issues often overlooked and to provide a safe place for constructive and […]
The Transgender Day of Remembrance, occurring on Nov. 20 every year, is an annual—and under appreciated— day to remember trans people who have been victims of hate crimes. However, if […]
Picture the stereotypical “sports game” scene in any movie, with fast paced camera work, sweaty athletes running around with a ball and everyone yelling out instructions to each other. When […]
On Nov. 18 the Regional Administrator for the Small Business Association, Calvin Goings, came to Bellevue College and gave a presentation about the SBA and all of the local businesses […]
This quarter, the TRiO Awards Ceremony will be featuring President David Rule and student speaker Julie Le. The ceremony will be held Thursday, Nov. 21 from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in room […]
It’s never a good sign when there aren’t words to describe what has happened to you. It’s never a good sign when scientists around the world stop trying to measure […]
The many different clubs at Bellevue College all share one common problem: members of clubs are bound to leave due to various reasons such as graduating, new class time conflicts […]
The Faculty Commons council is currently in the process of ranking the candidates for the President’s Innovation Award for Open Educational Resources. The council is expected to release their rankings […]
A bit of friendly advice: It may not be a good idea to make symbolic gestures in the air in the face of an oppressive government as it may get […]
It’s that lovely time of year again—college application time! I wasn’t a very active applicant in high school, mostly because I already knew I was going to go to BC. […]
Recently, Sistah Sinema hosted an event featuring four short films about Gender and Sexual Minority in Native American women. Isis Asare, co-creator of Seattle-based organization Sistah Sinema chose the following […]
Almost everybody knows that the Seattle Mariners have not made the playoffs in what feels like forever. While the blame has gone to a number of different places such as: […]
This is my first year at college and it’s been a difficult transition. I recently acted on an impulse, resulting in actions that I would have never done four […]
My name is Erin Hoffman and I worked for The Watchdog for a year before transferring to the University of Washington. Now that I’ve been at the UW for a […]
The Bellevue College Board of Trustees, Community College District VIII, convened on Nov. 20 for their final meeting of the calendar year. Section VI of the business session was the […]
At the start of fall quarter, it seemed as if everything was under construction. First the T building, then the wiped out parking lots and now the BC bookstore. The […]
Due to a lack of funds, Metro Transit has recently proposed a series of changes to its service that would be implemented in June 2014. The changes would cut 17 […]
Since beginning their one-year terms on July 1, the 2013-2014 Bellevue College Associated Student Government has served 96 days in office. Elected ASG representatives campaigned on platforms related to increasing […]
Bellevue College’s own Krischanna Roberson, the director of the health sciences & wellness department as well as the Black Student Union adviser, was elected onto the Bellevue School Board to […]
As a college campus in the Pacific Northwest, Bellevue College is the perfect environment for coffee drinkers. Anyone on campus only needs to walk a maximum of five minutes to […]
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