Bluefield University has students from different walks of life. We all come from different backgrounds and cultures. Rampage broadcaster, Karryss Milby, sits down with students Juan Almonte and Jessica Aristy to learn more about their journey at Bluefield. They both talk about their culture, adjusting to life at BU, and how their time at Bluefield […]

We all have professors we know and love at Bluefield University. Most of that affinity and knowledge comes from interaction and time spent in the classroom with faculty. But who are BU professors outside of the classroom? What do they do when off campus? What are their hobbies and interests beyond BU? Rampage broadcaster Karyss […]

Being away from home can be a stressful time for college students. One way to help is to make your dorm room feel more like home. In this episode of The Rambler, Rampage broadcaster Karyss Milby interviews Mia Garrett on her tips for decorating. This podcast explores how to get decor inspiration, benefits of decorating […]

Being a college student can be stressful. What is stress and what are some healthy ways to manage it? Students can be stressed about classes, sports, relationships and their jobs. Rampage broadcaster Karyss Milby will give students different options on how to manage stress in the episode of The Rambler. Click the play button below […]

Bluefield University’s Alumni Hall, one of the oldest residence halls on campus, has been a cornerstone of student life since its construction in 1980. For more than four decades, it has served as a home for primarily male students; however, in recent years the building has faced numerous challenges, including water leaks and multiple fires, […]

The Bluefield University Student Ministries (BUSM) team embarked on a Christ-centered journey to Eagle Eyre, October 25-27, to attend an annual gathering of college ministry programs, hosted by the Kairos Initiative. The Kairos event is a yearly fall gathering that brings together college ministry programs from across Virginia for a time of fellowship and spiritual […]

We all know that feeling of dread when seeing the total cost at the end of a grocery store trip. For college students, that feeling can be even more intense. With a financial focus on our education, it can be difficult for us to come up with enough money to afford necessities. Unfortunately, those necessities, […]

The campus has been buzzing with news of the possibility of Chick-fil-A coming to Bluefield or Bluefield University. Walking around campus you may have heard that the plot of land in front of the Dome Gymnasium is being sold to Chick-fil-A. Maybe you heard that the car dealership across the street from the Dome is going to […]