Bluefield College is adding an intriguing new sports program to a constantly expanding list of available athletics: e-sports.
Based on what Bluefield College seniors have learned about being a student at BC, we thought we’d ask them to share advice to help other students on their journey to graduation.
Bluefield College’s mission is to be “a Christ-centered learning community preparing servant leaders.” Student Israel Penn was on a path to do exactly that when her life was cut short after just two years of study at BC and despite a valiant battle against cancer.
Campus safety is a hot topic on college campuses. That’s why we asked Bluefield College students, “How safe do you feel on the BC campus?”. Below are their responses.
Bluefield College men’s basketball player Niquan Cousins has had a stellar college basketball career, marked this year by a huge milestone. In his senior season as a Ram, Cousins scored his 1,000th career point.
We want to write about the topics that interest students. So, to help us fulfill that purpose, we recently asked students: “What stories do you want to see in The Rampage?”
Bluefield College’s most important program may be one of its least known: the New Opportunity School for Women.
Junior Aynae Simmons has taken over the role of Student Government Association (SGA) president for the 2019-2020 academic year at Bluefield College.
The college opened the newly-renovated Student Activities Center (SAC) on Wednesday, October 23. Since the opening has been a highly-anticipated event for BC students, we asked them just days before the unveiling, “What do you hope to see in the new SAC and how do you feel about the delays?”
The start of the 2019-2020 academic year at Bluefield College came with a lot of new plans from the administration to improve the student life experience, but none more anticipated than the renovations to the Student Activities Center.
The Academic Center for Excellence (ACE) is a place available to every Bluefield College student with many valuable services to help students succeed academically.
The Bluefield College Rams football team recently completed its spring training in preparation for the fall 2019 football season.
One of the newest additions to the growing list of Bluefield College faculty is Dr. Lewis Hatcher, an assistant professor of psychology, who also serves as dean of the Academic Center for Excellence.
Just what is a “bootleg” or a “blitz,” and what’s the difference between a halfback and a fullback? Or when is the best time to call a Cover 2, nickel or prevent defense? Not sure about the answer to these questions, or simply want to know more about the basics and inner-workings of football, then […]
Last fall, Bluefield College added to its growing list of athletic teams a wrestling squad, and under the direction of new head coach Jason Waelti, the young Rams are laying the foundation for success.
When you imagine a student who embodies leadership and passion or a person who knows how to brighten a room, you might just think of Bluefield College senior Devon Jackson.
As the fall 2018 semester comes to an end, students are approaching winter break and a much-needed reprieve from classes and studying.
A two-game losing streak since the mid-point of the Bluefield College football season has the Rams sitting at 3-5 on the 2018 campaign with just three regular season games remaining on the schedule.
For the Bluefield College women’s soccer team, the competition on the field is not the only adversity they are facing this season.