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The parking dilemma: Why we pay so much
As the new school year moves into full swing, students are busy adjusting to their schedules, scrambling to get textbooks, and fighting that ferocious daily battle: getting a parking space. […]
Health IT and science program grants
Bellevue College has been the home to great advancements in college education as well as a place for determined students to thrive. In sports, academics, and student programs, we are […]
Anti-Islam film sparks controversy
The first amendment of the United States Constitution reads “Congress shall make no law… abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press,” a concept and value that itself can […]
Soccer slump or slow start?
Men’s soccer for Bellevue College has just completed its 32nd year of competing in intercollegiate athletics. Of these 32 years, the Bulldogs have had a very successful run with ten […]
Rowe starts term in Olympia
One of Bellevue College’s own students has made history as a Student Representative for the State Education Board of Trustees. Not only is he one of the only students to […]
BC professor makes national list
Widely circulating comments such as, “Really LOVES answering questions,” “freakin’ awesome,” “the man” and “a chemistry GOD!” are just a few of the student descriptions of Bellevue College chemistry professor […]
Fresh and ferocious: Women’s soccer
Of the 19 players on this year’s Women’s Soccer Roster, 13 of them are freshman. Despite this majority of new players however, there is little doubt as to the skill […]
New login: CANVAS on its way
The Bellevue College staff spent summer quarter working on a login process that requires only one simple variable in the search bar, your username. That’s it, just type [yourusername]@bellevuecollege.edu and […]
Student Programs building a new home
After seven years in the making, an ambitious project to renovate the body and soul of the Student Programs facilities at Bellevue College is coming to fruition. The project is […]
Different ways to commute to Bellevue College
Gas prices are still rising, and so are our eyebrows. You may need to think about possibly changing up your daily commute if you’re a student or employee at Bellevue […]
Culture Week 2012: The globe within us
As you have noticed, there are many diverse students attending Bellevue College. You have the opportunity to meet a great number of people from around the globe with different life […]
Crash course on compost
As natural as dropping extra vegetables into one bin and plastic waste in the next may be to some proponents, many people have become involved in events on campus. Compost […]
Successful speech and debate event
The Bellevue College Speech and Debate Club, which won its first national title in March of last year, hosted this year’s Northwest Parliamentary Speech and Debate Warm-up Tournament. Faculty advisor […]
New dean for Continuing Ed hired
Janis Machala was recently hired as the new Dean of Continuing Education here at Bellevue College. “Continuing Education is about lifelong learning. Most of our courses are non-credit courses […]
Students surprise science teacher with camp funds
Jim Ellinger, Bellevue College biology instructor, was surprised by two of his former and current students, Kim Williams, BC alumnus, and Anastaysia (Nancy) Lavochina, current student, who spent many months […]
Rumor has it: What’s really going on?
Over the last few weeks, The Watchdog has received several anonymous tips that rumors are spreading throughout the Bellevue College faculty with regard to the elongated search for a new […]
Interior design gifted $200k by former teacher
A few weeks ago, the Interior Design program at Bellevue College received a very generous donation of $200,000 given by the family of Doris Katz, a former instructor and program […]
New BSU director Shayla Richardson: Standing up for what she believes
Though the Bellevue College Black Student Union (BSU) has been around since 1967, providing students and its members the opportunity to learn about African American history and themselves, something new […]
CUSP leadership retreat coming up in Fall
The Council of Unions and Student Programs (CUSP) Conference is an annual conference that is held in Wenatchee, Washington. The conference is also sometimes referred to as a leadership retreat […]