While online classes do not stop for holidays, Spring Break provides provide a welcome opportunity to rest from in-person classes. But for students with second-term Career Pathways, Spring Break also included homework. We asked four student how they feel about having homework on Spring Break. Here’s what they say.
Need to buy that perfect birthday gift or add to your clothing options? Looking for some cozy decorations for your dorm or supplies for that next outdoor adventure? Greater Bluefield has a number of locally owned shops to meet your needs. Whether you’re looking for a last-minute gift or a break from chain stores, Bluefield’s small businesses provide options worth exploring, and they’re eager to welcome student customers. Find out more in this video news reel.
Talking with students is one of Emily Coppola’s favorite things about serving as an academic advisor. Discover what drew this former news reporter to Bluefield University, what her numerous roles entail, and what her hobbies are in this employee profile podcast.
An interview with Professor Allen Roberts about the new multimedia studio coming to Lansdell Hall, covering his vision for the space, the studio’s purpose, and when it may be ready.
An invitation to join Deeper Young Adult Conference on February 27-28, including a brief preview from Ben Campbell, Ethan Roberts, and Campus Pastor Mason West.
Curious about e-sports? Join us for a conversation with Head Coach and Director of E-Sports Program Madison Whisman, aka “Coach Dubs,” as he explores team growth, recruitment, and what he’s looking for in new players. Learn about what a season involves and plans for expansion, and hear Whisman reflect on last semester, BU’s first e-sports competition season.
From snacks to strange essentials, we hit the campus quad to find out what everyone is carrying around. You won’t believe what some students pulled out!
Access and use of the Bluefield University athletics bus is a hot topic these days. We sat down with BU student-athletes to find out why. Listen to what students had to say about the athletics bus, how it’s used, and who gets to travel on it as students share their opinions, talk about their experiences riding the bus, and explain why it matters for athletes. Hear their thoughts on fairness, convenience, and what changes they would like to see in the future.
The Rampage takes a close look at how the college sports recruiting process really works in this video podcast. Hear from football head coach Dewey Lusk, volleyball assistant coach Kyle Pietrzak, and student-athlete Rachel Sasson as they share their own experiences and viewpoints.
For this week’s Question of the Week, we asked students and professors about the ultimate holiday debate: How early is too early to decorate for Christmas? From strict December-only decorators to those who break out the garland on November 1, the campus had plenty to say. Tune in to see where everyone stands on the holiday timeline!
Ever wondered what dorm life at Bluefield University really looks like? Join us for a peek inside student dorms and apartments. From cozy setups to creative spaces, we’re taking you on the ultimate campus room tour.
With the lack of federal work study funds, college students are turning to side hustles to make ends meet. Check out this week’s episode of The Rambler to learn which BU students have their own side hustles and get ideas of some you could participate in!
Meet Carly Wright — a junior transfer student making waves on campus as part of BU’s Home Worship Team. From leading worship during chapel to helping foster community through music, Carly shares her journey, faith, and the heart behind the songs that bring our campus together.
In this episode of The Rambler, we sit down with John Thompson, Adriana Edmonds, and Blake Carter to ask about their experiences with Bluefield University’s Career Pathways courses. This mandatory series of classes is designed to prepare students for life after graduation, but how does it really impact students? Our guests offer their perspectives on […]
