Photo provided by Rampage student photographer Rachel Hendrick. Worship culture on campus is a hot topic that many students have opinions about. With students being the largest group of participants, it is important to find out what they think about the worship culture found on the BU campus and how it could potentially improve. This […]
Bluefield University has a lot of great professors, but we thought we’d ask BU students: “Who is your favorite professor and why?”
We are down to the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship. Who do you think will win it all? Tell us in the Rampage poll.
The 2023 edition of The Bluestone Review is accepting submissions from now until March 1. Find out how to submit.
Since Bluefield University is nestled in the majestic Appalachian Mountains, BU students have access to a variety of scenic outdoor sites and adventures. Natural Bridge State Park is a must-see landmark located in central Virginia just off I-81. The park’s main feature is a 215-foot-tall arch shaped by Cedar Creek. The park also features a […]
College is becoming less important to the upcoming generation, in large part due to the increase in tuition costs.
To prevent the spread of the coronavirus, BU administrators are not allowing visitation in student dorm rooms. Rampage writer Kassidy Brown shares her thoughts on why this might not be a good idea.
Is it how well the film is made that determines its success, or is it public consensus that decides if a film is bad or good?
Residence life and dorm accommodations have been a hot topic at Bluefield College for a while now. Students are often discussing needed improvements and the pros and cons of residence facilities.
This semester, our spring break was first combined with Easter break and then taken away all together. Admittedly, I was very disappointed that our break was taken away. However, I recognize that this was deemed necessary by people wiser than I and was due to the pandemic, but I fear what the consequences may be for future years.
In 1989, Spike Lee released what would go on to be his most acclaimed film, “Do the Right Thing.” Dealing with racism and police brutality, the movie is as relevant and poignant today as it was then.
Rampage writer Kassidy Brown explains why she thinks kneeling during the National Anthem is understandable.
COVID-19 has had a negative impact on a lot of things in the world. Will it end the presence of movie theatres across America? Rampage writer Warren Lester shares his thoughts on whether that will happen and if so what it means.
As with any institution, there are some areas where Bluefield College has room for improvement. Current students shared their thoughts about some of those areas and what they think could be better for our campus community.
