Holiday Shopping Guide
The Watchdog staff has compiled a holiday shopping cheat sheet. For your connivence, links to the products are attached below. For the Fashionista: Leather Jacket For the College Student: […]
December 2013
Dance. Join the rebellion.
For the last 115 years, a secret war fought with bodies alone has been under way. Bodies have been pushed to their limits and tossed across stages, rigid, limp or […]
BC unveils Veterans’ monument
Dec. 5 marked the unveiling of Veterans’ monument located in front of the Bellevue College library. The ceremony started off with an opening from BC President Dave Rule followed by […]
Hunger Relief Program terminated
The Hunger Relief Program will be ending its services at the end of the quarter, Bellevue College officials have announced. Since its inception over the summer, the program has grown […]
Student Profile: Victor Houssa, “Distinguished Delegate”
Bellevue College student Victor Houssa was the first BC student to win an award at a Northwest Model United Nations conference. Not sure what that is? Model United Nations is […]
Ask Rachelle: Memoirs of a BC student
I first came to Bellevue College a year ago. I was fresh out of high school and one of two in my graduating class not to go to a traditional […]
BC soccer club: Patience’s legacy
Alain Patience Mizero is the current president of the Bellevue College soccer club. The club was first introduced in spring 2013 and it has since grown from five members to […]
Proposed Metro cuts threaten to affect students’ commute
With the temporary funding authority expiring in June of 2014, King County Metro has proposed drastic service reductions that are expected to affect 80 percent of routes. Amongst this 80 […]
Advising urges students to register promptly
Since Veterans Day weekend, students have been balancing turning in missing assignments, completing quarter projects and making plans for their holiday break. “Dead week” has just ended, during which students […]
Online classes: The virtual and beneficial classroom
With our generation headed towards a time of Amazon Prime Air and other technological advances, it’s no wonder that online classes are taking the educational world by storm. The introduction […]
BC Office of Sustainability hiring for student positions
The Office of Sustainability is currently hiring for their outreach and advocacy coordinator as well as their communications coordinator. Sustainability has extended their application deadline for the positions to Jan. […]
Fancy movie cinemas: Cinnebarre and Cinerama
With the rise of bootleg DVDs and films being released on demand the same day as theaters, it’s becoming clear that modern movie theaters need to develop new ways to […]
Silk Road 2.0 up and going
On the Silk Road, people were able to buy anything from marijuana to elephant tusks and if you had enough money, you could hire a hitman. This website was a […]
OSL begins fundraising campaign
Due to a lack of specific degrees for disabled students, Marci Muhlestein, director of the Occupational Life Skills program at Bellevue College has begun fundraising in order to provide disabled […]
Aural indulgence from the Chamber: A concert of vocal and instrumental music
Bellevue College’s mute electronic crier stationed near the highway informed those who looked upon it on Thurs., Nov. 6 that there was a show called “Music From the Chamber” playing […]
Time to fly from BC
Bellevue College is a highly reputable institution that offers a vast array of opportunities for both personal and academic growth. In 2010, the Office of Effectiveness and Strategic […]
17 students from BC to attend Budget Matters Conference
On Dec. 12, 17 Bellevue College students and Office of Student Legislative Affairs members will head to the Washington Budget Matters Conference, hosted at the Washington State Convention Center. The […]
“Fallout 4” confirmed: Nuclear winter has come
For a while all that the website showed were what appeared to be some jumbled letters, a countdown timer and a mysterious Morse code playing on a loop. The first […]
Performance review: “Kylian + Pite”
The draw of Jiri Kylian’s most famous ballet is its title “Petit Mort.” In French, the phrase can mean the moment that a person falls in love with another or, […]
Women’s basketball seasons kicks off
On Nov. 22, the new season started for the women’s basketball team. Their first game against the defending Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges champions, Lane Community College, will be […]