Lifewire, a hotline that acts as an outlet for people dealing with domestically-violent homes, has been receiving more calls than usual as of late. Samantha Tripoli, communications and events specialist […]
Beginning in winter quarter of 2018, the Psychology Department will be offering a new online course, Positive Psychology or PSYC 109. This new course focuses on happiness and well-being and […]
Nuzzled between the I-5 express lanes and Stewart Street on the lower east side of Eastlake Seattle is El Corazon which hosted Have Mercy’s headlining tour date on Oct. 28. […]
Last September, we received news that the huge hole in the Antarctic Ozone was beginning to heal. According to Kacey Deamer, staff writer for LiveScience, “Measurements of the ozone hole […]
The NO MORE campaign is a campaign dedicated to getting the issues of domestic violence, sexual assault and abuse out in the open and encouraging people to be part of […]
On Thursday, Oct. 19, the Governor of Washington Jay Inslee visited the Bellevue College campus to host a town hall-like meeting about climate change. The event was held in the […]
Saturday, Oct. 14 marked the premiere of the fifth installment in the popular web series “RWBY”. Five years ago Monty Oum started his biggest project at the company of Rooster […]
On Thursday, Oct. 26, Brad Tilden, the CEO of Alaska Airlines, gave a two-hour speech at Bellevue College on leadership and business. Tilden is one of many successful business people […]
Dear Bellevue College Watchdog, On Oct. 24, 2017, Patric Williamson wrote an article about how Protesting Harms Free Speech, and I would like to address some issues with this article […]
On Wednesday, Oct. 25, Dr. Aaron Day hosted a leadership seminar at Bellevue College entitled “Accepting Change.” This seminar was orchestrated around the concept of Organizational Change, which in Day’s […]
In light of a string of events at the University of California, Berkley, and on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook, I feel that it is important to talk […]
The 2017 Washington Newspaper Publishers Association held their annual meeting from Oct. 12 to 14 in Olympia. This year the main benefactor of the rewards were the members of Sound […]
Recently, Bellevue has been awarded with a bronze SolSmart award. “The City of Bellevue is very proud of this award, which recognizes our work over the past several years to […]
Just about everyone has heard of astrology, whether in horoscopes on the internet, “The Signs As…” posts, or natal charts. There are many extremes of belief when it comes to […]
Everybody has a favorite place to spend their free time while on campus, a place that draws them in. And I’m sure you know where that exact spot is for […]
One of the first things that someone who has never seriously listened to metal music might say is that “It’s just a bunch of guys screaming,” “How can anyone understand […]
On Oct. 5 Police and undercover liquor agents raided a private residence suspected of running an underground bar for years in Tenino, Washington. The police accused the homeowner Tad Weber […]
Washington State Supreme Court Justice Steve Gonzalez came to visit Bellevue College on Tuesday Oct. 10 to talk about the history of immigration and racial issues in the United States. […]
When America was first founded there were no cars. There were no computers, iPhones or even showers. But a lot has changed since the 1700s and a lot of it […]
Last week was Homecoming week for Bellevue College and it was packed with various events every day around campus Katherine Hall, director of marketing at the college, said that “Homecoming […]
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