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Winter quarter is almost over and the current student government will be disbanded come the end of spring. The deadline to apply for candidacy in the upcoming Associated Student Government […]

E-cigarettes are a relatively new and increasingly popular method to get nicotine or to help quit smoking. Bellevue College students are no exception, and e-cigarette use on campus has increased […]

On March 5, the Bellevue College Board of Trustees of the Community College 8th District held a meeting discussing action items “policy 3655: the use of human participants in research […]

The way information is dispersed throughout campus is about to change. Modifications are being proposed to the All-BC [fyi] emails that student employees, staff and faculty receive. “Currently, all employees […]

On April 3 to April 5, BC Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer and Questions members will once again be attending the Power of One Conference, this time in Utah at […]

The deadline for donations to “Help Feed Students in Need” has been moved to March 14th. In January, Chris Toomey, BC alumnus and former news editor for the Watchdog started […]

Under the Patient Protection Act and Affordable Care Act, often referred to as “Obamacare”, penalties for not having enrolled in an insurance policy go into effect as of  March 31, […]

On Feb. 26, BC’s fifth town hall meeting was help on the topic of “Intersections: Ethnicity and Education.” Discussion primarily surrounded issues of the changing demographics and needs of students, […]

BC is now required to incorporate “acts of domestic violence, dating violence and stalking” in their annual crime reports as well as increase the transparency, accountability and education. These  requirements […]

Thursday Feb. 20 had the star programs from schools from Washington state meet and greet to get exposure to the programs. Tables from last year that were a “huge hit” […]

The winners of  the 12th annual “BC Reads” scholarship have been announced. This years featured book was “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.” The story of the tobacco farmer Henrietta […]

For most, Black History Month is just another way to show appreciation to one of the many races in the United States. It highlights those most notable African American leaders, […]

On Feb. 10, the new emerging technology and entrepreneurial representative, Adlai Gomez, began working for the Associated Student Government here at Bellevue College. The representative works with technology on campus […]

The Strategic Planning Committee and Academic Master Plan Committee officially convened on Feb. 10 for the first of many meetings to come in 2014. The committees serve separate but related […]

For most staff and faculty, there are days in between quarters to prepare for the future. However, Aaron Hilliard, the new vice president of Bellevue College’s human resources department, has […]

The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer and Questioning Resource Center has effectively been without a director for months, ultimately leading to the resignation of Ron Rodriguez, former LGBTQ director, this […]

On Jan. 31, 2014 the Washington State Senate passed their own version of the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act titled the Real Educational Access Changing Lives Hope […]

Black History Month, also known as African-American History Month is an annual observed time in the month of February for remembrance of important people and events in history. At BC, […]