Bluefield University recognized its student-athletes during the school’s annual Rammies awards program, hosted this year at the historic Granada Theatre in downtown Bluefield, WV.
Designed to bring student-athletes, coaches, and the campus community together to honor outstanding leadership and achievement in sports, the Rammies celebrates individual accomplishments, team achievements, and memorable moments from the 2025-2026 athletic year.
Wondering about all the construction on campus? Curious how the university chooses which buildings to renovate next? Join us for a conversation with Cara Smith, Hal Keene, and Corey Mullins about ongoing renovations, future plans, and more. Learn about what’s happening in Rish Hall and when renovations should be complete. Discover how these renovations are funded, what they involve, and much more in our latest podcast.
Travis Roberts, Vice President of Enrollment Management & Marketing at Bluefield, serves the university by overseeing traditional admissions and enrollment as well as public relations and university marketing.
Roberts also has another talent – meteorology. Roberts, who graduated from Bluefield College in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, completed a broadcast meteorology program at Mississippi State University and earned the Seal of Approval from the National Weather Association. He initially served the community as a meteorologist at WVVA, a local news station, before returning to Bluefield as a staff member.
While online classes do not stop for holidays, Spring Break provides provide a welcome opportunity to rest from in-person classes. But for students with second-term Career Pathways, Spring Break also included homework. We asked four student how they feel about having homework on Spring Break. Here’s what they say.
On April 24-25, writers and word-lovers from around the nation will gather at the Granada Theater in Bluefield, WV, for a weekend of fellowship and inspiration. The speakers for HopeWords Writers’ Conference will include authors Mitali Perkins, Daniel Nayeri, Gary Schmidt, and S.D. Smith.
Bluefield University has announced a change to its undergraduate commencement ceremony for the Class of 2026. In years past, students and their families gathered on the quad to enjoy the spring sunshine while crossing the graduation stage. This year, however, the ceremony will look different.
Bluefield University men’s volleyball team took the court for Senior Day, celebrating both the final home match of the season and a heartfelt farewell to their lone senior, Kemani Riley. The Dome buzzed with excitement as fans and family gathered to support the Rams in a day filled with emotion and competition.