Transitioning to college can be difficult, but speaking a different language and adjusting to a new culture brings added challenges. That’s what freshman Malte Alm had to do coming from Sweden to Bluefield University.

After three months as interim president, Dr. Michael Salmeier and students reflect on his initial phase of his leadership.

Bluefield University students will no longer be allowed to take food from the cafeteria in to-go boxes. Find out why.

Bluefield University students will have the opportunity to elect new student leadership during Student Government Association (SGA) elections, Wednesday, April 17. Meet the candidates!

BU alumnus Sven Kleinhans is making a name for himself as a student at the University of Florida’s School of Law.

Bluefield University Student Ministries (BUSM) hosted a series of evangelistic sessions in February called Deeper Revival Nights, designed to lead students into deeper relationships with Jesus Christ.

Bluefield University senior Isaiah Rife has had a big impact on the campus community throughout his four years at BU.

Students taking English courses at Bluefield University are enjoying the benefits of being taught by a seasoned veteran of the classroom, thanks to the return of longtime BU professor Mickey Pellillo, who has stepped out of retirement to teach again.

A party on campus in January at Bluestone Commons has created a stir amongst students this semester.

Photo provided by Rampage student photographer Abby Gasperson. Jaxon Bast is a December 2023 Bluefield University graduate who earned a bachelor’s degree in Sports Communication and who wasted no time landing his first job after college…at his alma mater, BU. Bast spoke about his journey from being a BU student to becoming a BU employee. […]

Valentine’s Day is one of the most celebrated holidays in the United States between romantically involved individuals and even just friends who celebrate their love for each other. However, some people need help finding the right gift to give. We thought we’d ask our Rampage readers for advice. What do you think the best gift […]

University leaders are addressing financial concerns to avoid program and personnel cuts. Find out more.

What are you looking forward to the most during this year’s Super Bowl? Share your answer in this Rampage poll.

Bluefield University has a final exam policy that many BU students may not be aware of. 

Bluefield University’s Grace Trent is just a sophomore, but already making a big impact on BU Student Ministries.

Looking for affordable Christmas gifts to fit your college student budget. Check out these recommendations.

Bluefield University sophomore Cameron Justis is combining his skills in martial arts with his desire to serve the Lord through unique missions to spread the Gospel in foreign countries.

Students were evacuated and a dorm room damaged when a fire broke out inside Bluefield University’s residential facility Alumni Hall during the early morning hours of Tuesday, September 26, 2023. 

Bluefield University alumnus Michael Costanzo said he’s never understood how someone could survive being crushed by a truck, but apparently he’s living proof you can. Read his story here…

Check out the photos of BU students enjoying a sweet day out on the quad with an a “Pie-in-the-Face” event sponsored by the Rampage to boost awareness of the student newspaper’s social media platforms.

BU student Michael Vichiola has autism spectrum disorder (ASD), but has never let the disorder define or limit him. Read his story.

What are emotional support animals, and how and why might they be used on the BU campus? Find out.

BU student Chloe Lester balances college and military duty at the same time. Just how does she do it?

April tends to be a busy time of year at Bluefield University with lots of activity both in and out of the classroom. Here is a sampling of 2023 Spring Scenes at BU.

BU’s Jared Hoch is the winner of a $50 Amazon gift card. Find out why.

Students in Bluefield University’s Honors Speech class are not only learning the fundamentals of public speaking, but also teaching those skills while giving back to the community through a community service project at Graham High School.

The college student suicide crisis is growing significantly across the United States. BU counselor intern Hannah Ingo shares her perspective on the crisis and suicide prevention.

Hear what students are saying about the adventure of working for the student newspaper in this behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of The Rampage.

The Rampage hosted a writing contest, and Bluefield University freshman Jonathan Collier took the cake with his short story “And Behold.”

Photos provided by Hannah McWilliams. Bluefield University students were invited to Washington, D.C., March 16-19. The objective of this trip, funded by a grant from Interfaith America, was to provide students with an educational experience that enhances their interfaith knowledge of different religions across the nation.  While in D.C., the students visited the Baptist Joint […]

BU’s Emily Cook shows she’s the best at picking winners for the NCAA men’s basketball National Tournament.

Mud Pig Day is just around the corner! A day filled with games, activities, food, fellowship, and more fun designed to celebrate the end of the academic year. What is your favorite Mud Pig Day activity?

The Bluefield University’s Athletics Department will host its annual year-end awards ceremony. The Rammies will be held on Monday, April 17th. Each year, the Athletics Department names a Female Athlete of the Year. Who do you think will win the 2022-2023 Female Athlete of the Year Award?

The Bluefield University Athletics Department will host its annual year-end awards ceremony. The Rammies will be held on Monday, April 17th. Each year, the Athletics Department names a Male Athlete of the Year. Who do you think will win the 2022-2023 Male Athlete of the Year Award?

Title IX is celebrating 50 years of milestones.Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is a federal law that provides: no person in the United States shall, based on sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subject to discrimination under any educational program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance. 

Just what are the essential items you need to make college life easier and more convenient? We asked that question and provided the answer in this College Student Essentials list.

Who do you think is going to win this year’s Super Bowl?

The Oxford Dictionary defines failure as a “lack of success,” but is it possible that failures lead to success? Some BU students say so. Read their stories.

Self-care is taking the time to do things that help you live well and improve your physical and mental health. We’ve put together a few things you might add to your self-care activity.

Chase Dionio is from Newport Beach, California, and she came all the way to Bluefield University to further her athletic and educational career. Find out why.

Bluefield University recently hired a new vice president. Karl Hatton has joined the BU family as the new VP for admissions and student development.

Students in East River Hall were evacuated from their rooms on September 23 due to a water issue in the residence hall.

Students with the BU Mission Club served on mission in Ecuador and Spain this summer. Find out how the trip changed their lives.

This week – October 2-8, 2022 – is Mental Illness Awareness Week. Find out how you can participate.

Once a BU student, now the BU campus pastor, Mason West is making a difference in campus ministry.

The BU family is mourning the loss of student-athlete Caitlyn Gable. Find out how they are coping and remembering their friend.

Not everyone wants college cafeteria food, so we thought we’d share a few easy-to-make recipes you can make right in the comfort of your dorm.

Still trying to get used to the Apple iPads? Want to take full advantage of the iPad’s features? Check out these Rampage tips and tricks.

Since her arrival, BU therapy dog Hazel has been making a big difference with students, faculty and staff. Find out how in this Rampage story.

Bluefield University student-athletes are missing fans at home athletic events this semester, thanks to on-going restrictions related to COVID-19.