Opinion

Elei Haynes Reflects on “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown”

Communications & Criminal Justice • 2028

Photo provided courtesy of Barbara Anderson. Recently, I sat down with BU theater major Elie Haynes, who played the leading role of Lucy van Pelt in Bluefield Youth and Community Theatre’s (BCYT) production of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” Haynes said this play was a different experience than her other productions with BCYT, namely […]

Spiritual Diets

Graphic Communications • 2028

Photograph provided by Rampage student photographer Elei Haynes. How clean is your diet? I’m not asking what you ate for breakfast; I’m asking what you’re feeding your eyes. Many people worry about what they eat every day — reading labels and price tags, asking if it is gluten-free. But when was the last time you […]

Internships: Paid or Unpaid?

Communication • 2026

Graphic provided by Rampage student photographer Elle Gunter Internships often are marked as being the link between college and a career, allowing students to gain experience and skills in their chosen field of study before fully entering the workforce. While internships are meant to prepare students, many of them are still failing to meet one […]

BU’s Trip To Appalachian School of Law

Communications & Criminal Justice • 2028

Photo provided by Dr. Kimberly Farmer Recently, Dr. Kimberly Farmer, Dean of the School of Criminal Justice and a criminal justice professor, took a group of her criminal justice majors to Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, VA. I always joke that I have taken more “field trips” in college than in high school, but […]

Carter Wins Rampage Student Contributions Contest

Student Newspaper • 1987

Editor’s Note: The following is an opinion/commentary piece submitted by Bluefield University student Blake Carter, winner of the spring 2025 Rampage student contributions contest. In addition to being published in the Rampage, Carter received a $30 restaurant gift card. The Battle to Mature in an Age of Indulgence and Distractions Preface I have been guilty […]

BU Students Share Silly Superstitions

Sports Communications • 2028

Superstitions are beliefs or practices that have evolved due to fear of the unknown or noticing that certain events or activities relate to how things happen without reason. Superstitions are most commonly practiced by people because of their search for a feeling of control or comfort that results when things are unpredictable or events are […]

New Menu Options in the Cafeteria

Sports Communication • 2025

Photo courtesy of Gabriel Delvalle A brand-new, intriguing menu has been introduced by Bluefield University’s food services in an effort to enhance the dining experience for students. Students may anticipate a greater variety of delectable meals that accommodate a range of tastes and preferences, according to food services management and the culinary team. Cafeteria workers […]