What is the sustainability department up to this quarter?
Looking around the BC campus, it isn’t hard to see that it’s a very “green” school. In the science building, there are more floor-to-ceiling windows than you can count to […]
Arts & Features
Arts & Features articles
Photography as an evolving medium
For at least the last 28 years the basic photo course, ART150, has remained almost unchanged. Those who have taken the course will remember a quarter of capturing photos with […]
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: […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
New furniture, newfound comfort and friendly faces
Behold the brightly colored oranges and greens of what is now the most exquisite in Bellevue College’s furniture lineup. The purchase of new chairs and tables by the Associated Student […]
“Very Still and Hard to See”
Scenes of horror, love and loss, retribution and revenge, an eternally haunted hotel and a seemingly never-ending hole in the ground were all seen in Steven Yokey’s play, “Very Still […]
Legislative Academy conference: Preparing students to voice their opinions to legislative officials and local representatives
The Legislative Academy is a yearly event that is hosted by the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges and sponsored by the Council of Unions and Student Programs. […]
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 […]
Transgender Day of Rememberance
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 […]
Sistah Sinema: Native Queer Women
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 […]
The Common Application: helping students apply to multiple colleges
Serving over one million students for first-year and transfer applications, the Common Application is networked with over 500 private and public institutions in the U.S. and overseas. The Common App […]
BC wins gold at NCMPR conference
On Nov. 3-5, the Northwest Region convention of the National Council of Marketing and Public Relations hosted a conference where the Medallion Awards for 2013 were presented. The Medallion Awards […]
The Military in Our Backyard
Dr. Brian Casserly, history professor at Bellevue College and lecturer at the “Storytelling with Historians: Explorations in History” lecture series, shared the finding of his research at the Nov. 14 […]
BC’s printmaking classes: Learn printmaking skills and techniques
This winter quarter, the Bellevue College art department will provide two printmaking classes, beginning printmaking and printmaking II. Printmaking classes have been available at BC for almost four years now; […]
Interdisciplinary courses
This coming winter quarter, Bellevue College is offering two interdisciplinary courses. Interdisciplinary courses aim to take traditional material and make it more engaging. One interdisciplinary class offered winter quarter, Flex […]
Mental Illness Awareness
In order to spread the knowledge of mental illness throughout campus, the Bellevue College psychology club brought in two spokespeople from the National Alliance of Mental Illness to share their […]
Integrating sustainability at BC
Hristo (Chris) Stoynov, program coordinator at Bellevue College, attended the “Campus as Living Laboratory Event” in St. Port Huron, Michigan. Over the course of the event, Stoynov learned how to […]
Trans 101 workshop series
Nov. 12, 2013 marked the first Trans 101 workshop in a year-long series put on by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning Resource Center. The series is led […]