Why do so many students have trouble with time management when it comes to homework and the writing process? Most boomers will attribute it to video games, and while some students do focus their time on the “distracting” services games can provide (relaxation, escape, socialization), games are actually doing a lot of good for people.

Being first comes with a lot of work and pressure, and this year the first ever Bluefield College marching Ram Band has been feeling that pressure, and joys, of being the first.

Bluefield College president Dr. David Olive sets specific goals for each academic school year. This year, he has shared four goals, mostly stemming from the 2019-’24 Strategic Plan.

The founder of Bluefield College’s Instrumental Music Education Program has returned with big plans in mind for the future of the program.

The Blue Mountain Performing Arts association offered a “saxsational” concert for Bluefield College students on April 5. Don’t miss the 2019-2020 BMPA concert series. Check out the schedule today.

Bluefield College’s Youth Theatre will present Disney’s The Lion King, Jr. in BC’s Harman Auditorium on April 25, 26 and 27 at 7:30 p.m. and April 28 at 3 p.m.

Bluefield College will celebrate the release of the 26th edition of The Bluestone Review on April 23 during a reading and reception at 7 p.m. in the Student Activities Center (SAC).

Two guests from Nanjing, China, shared Chinese culture and customs with Bluefield College students and faculty as part of the spring 2019 exchange program with Jiangsu Second Normal University.

Bluefield College’s Fine Arts Community School (FACS) has released its spring 2019 schedule. A number of new classes in music, art, sports, and marketing are available this spring for both students and the Greater Bluefield community.