BC Resources: Benefits Hub
Finding balance between work, school, and life can be a challenge. Figuring out how to pay tuition, along with the rising cost of living and unexpected financial crisis, can derail […]
Arts & Features
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Video Game Review: Dragon Quest
Released worldwide in September 2018, “Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age” serves as the latest edition of the massively popular JRPG (Japanese Role-Playing Game) franchise. By that, I […]
College Cooking: Deviled Eggs
This is a classic deviled egg recipe I’ve been making for years. At parties, they are nearly always the first to disappear. Although we cannot have parties anytime soon, they […]
Watchdog Wellness: How to Create Sustainable Habits
Have you ditched your New Year’s resolutions? Yeah, me too. If New Year resolutions work for you, that’s great! However, I know New Year’s resolutions don’t work for many, so […]
Talking Heads: BC Students on the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has been an unprecedented event, spawning global lockdowns and requiring new patterns of life for people all over the world. It can be easy to get caught […]
Album Review: Hollywood Undead’s New Empire, Volume 2
In a stark contrast from the really heavy songs in Hollywood Undead’s “New Empire Vol. 1,” Volume 2 leads with “Medicate.” Giving back vibes of some of their earlier work […]
Why Shadowlands is a great time to get into WoW
Blizzard Entertainment launched the newest expansion of their hit, MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game) World of Warcraft entitled “Shadowlands” launched back in October and it’s been exciting to say […]
College Cooking: Tabbouleh
This salad is a simple and very versatile dish most commonly made with a wheat grain called Bulgur. It can also be made with Quinoa, which is personally my favorite […]
Crash Course Cooking: How to Read a Recipe
When just starting out in the kitchen, recipes can seem quite daunting. There are all kinds of new terms to understand and the process of cooking itself can be scary […]
Top Five Allergy-Friendly Snacks for Every College Student
Even though allergies and food sensitivities have become more common throughout the general population, finding snacks and alternatives to popular treats that don’t contain the top eight allergens can feel […]
Anime Review: Death Note
Anime as a medium is booming right now, with shows like “Sword Art Online,” “Attack on Titan,” and “My Hero Academia” expanding into the mainstream media. As a society, we […]
BC Survival Guide: Finals Week
Like it or not, finals week is here. Many have had a negative experience with finals week, but if you are dedicated, you can make this finals week easier. What […]
BTS “BE:” A Modest Album Made for a Changing World
Despite the changing and unpredictable landscape of 2020, musicians across the globe have continued to meet their audiences through home-produced albums, virtual concerts and increased online engagement. Many artists have […]
College Cooking: Apple Strudel
One of my favorite sweet breakfast items are strudels. They might seem hard to make, but they become a lot easier with store-bought puff pastry. They are much tastier than […]
A Way Out: A masterclass of co-operative gaming
In the era of online gaming, “cooperative gaming” seems to have fallen by the wayside in favor of games where you’re loosely playing on a team but moving at your […]
K/DA’s returns with their first extended play
In 2018, Riot Games made an international impact with their new music project, a K-Pop group featuring League of Legends characters called K/DA. Their debut song that year, “POP/STARS” brought […]
College Cooking: Thanksgiving Edition
Thanksgiving draws closer, even if it’s unfortunate that we are unable to spend this time with family as we are used to. Even so, we can still make all the […]
How to Host a Virtual Thanksgiving
Traditionally, Thanksgiving has been a time to get together with family, reflect on what you’re grateful for and eat your favorite holiday foods. This year, Thanksgiving is going to look […]
Hiking the PNW: Granite Mountain
Almost immediately off exit 47 of I-90 is the Granite Mountain trailhead. The Granite Mountain trail winds upwards steadily for 4.3 miles, with almost 1000 feet of gain per mile. […]
Staff Picks: Professors We Love
When the Watchdog Staff aren’t working on getting news out to the Bellevue College community, most of us are in class. While in class, professors can make an outstanding impact […]