We asked students, “Have you had or do you plan to get the COVID vaccine?” Here’s what they had to say.
With all the limitations from COVID-19, students often have trouble finding activities or places to go around Bluefield. We asked a few students to share what activities they are doing during this difficult time.
COVID-19 brought new rules and regulations to Bluefield College for residents and visitors.
Not long after opening in 2019, Bluefield College’s new Counseling and Wellness Center introduced a wellness program called “BC Be Well,” a weekly wellness program designed to help students practice self-care.
Bluefield College alumnus Travis Archer of Cornelius, North Carolina, was awarded the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department’s 2018 Lifesaving Award for his heroics in responding to a recent traffic accident.
A professor of communication at Bluefield College now, before BC Dr. Cynthia Bascom went from life on a chicken farm in rural Ohio to creating Muppets in big city New York.
Bluefield College senior Kalin Folden is a prime example of the ways in which BC is fulfilling its mission to develop transformational servant leaders as demonstrated best in her role as president of the Student Activities Leadership Team (SALT).
Bluefield College has been ranked among the Top Tier Colleges in the South in U.S. News and World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges: 2019.”
College students are always wondering, asking and searching for student discounts. They want to know what businesses or companies offer discounts that benefit them.
A variety of on-campus activities are available for Bluefield College students during the 2018-2019 school year.