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The Bluefield Colllege men's baseball team returned to the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Division I World Series for the fourth year in a row, Wednesday, May 19, but this time as the number one overall seed and the defending NCCAA National Champions

Bluefield, VA-- Winning a national championship can be tough on a man. Mike White can relate.

Bluefield, VA—The 2010 Appalachian Athletic Conference Awards (AAC) have been handed out, naming four different Ram Baseballplayers to post season honors.

KINGSPORT, Tenn. – Bluefield College baseball coach Mike White describes his approach to recruiting as a "hodgepodge."

KINGSPORT, Tenn. - Union had several opportunities to try to rally, but all efforts were in vain as Bluefield (Va.) held on for the 4-2 victory Tuesday to advance to the 2010 Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament Championship game.

Recently, CHN writer Jon Teitel spent some time with East Tennessee State legend Keith "Mister" Jennings, one of the greatest players in school history. Jennings still ranks in the top four in six major statistical categories and nearly led the Bucs to an improbable upset of top seed ...

KINGSPORT, Tenn. Bluefield ace David Gibson only lasted two innings on Saturday afternoon in the opening round of the Appalachian Athletic Conference tournament.

Local high school students recently competed for thousands of dollars in scholarship funds during Bluefield College's First Annual High School Speech Contest, featuring a keynote address from inspirational athlete and best-selling author Kyle Maynard.

BLUEFIELD College baseball should be fun. Few teams have as much fun as Ryan Lambert and the Bluefield College Rams.

Bluefield, VA—The Bluefield College women’s softball team ended the season with a lot of firsts and the promise of continuing to improve next season.

Bluefield, VA Jonathan Abbott signed to play college baseball for the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) National Champions the Bluefield College Rams in Bluefield, Virginia.

Bluefield College students celebrated the culmination of another academic year with Mud Pig Day, Thursday, May 6, a traditional daylong, year-end event that has lasted more than three decades on the BC campus.

Dozens of local young hoopsters spent the week on the campus of Bluefield College, June 28 through July 1, honing their basketball skills during a BC basketball camp for boys ages five to 18.

Bluefield College recognized dozens of outstanding students for academic excellence during an Academic Honors Convocation in May.

BLUEFIELD One National Christian College Athletic Association national championship, two NCCAA Mid-East Regional titles, and 135 wins in four seasons.

Bluefield College's men's and women's tennis finished up their 2010 season this past week with a one-on-one meeting with Tennessee Wesleyan on Thursday and conference tournament on Friday.

Bluefield College has released its President's and Dean's Lists for the fall 2009 and winter 2010 terms for students enrolled across the state in the school's inSpire adult degree completion program.

The Bluefield College Rams Golf Team finished the Spring 2010 Golf Season with results from the spring season listed below.

Longtime Bluefield College professor Dr. Greg Kerr will bid farewell to the BC family at the end of the 2009-2010 academic year to become the new vice president for academic affairs at Sterling College in Kansas.

Bluefield College students recently celebrated the school's Spring Formal with an evening of dinner, dancing and the traditional crowning of the annual Spring Court.

BLUEFIELD, Va. — It’s been a tough few seasons for the Bluefield College Lady Rams on the diamond.

Bluefield College recently paid tribute to the work of local journalists during its 11th Annual Media Appreciation Day, which featured inspirational remarks from congenital amputee Kyle Maynard and the presentation of a $1,000 award for excellence in media.

Bluefield College's Fine Arts Community School has released its schedule of summer camps, classes, and lessons.

Bluefield, VA—The Lady Rams showed they were much wiser than their roster years indicate when they played Alice Lloyd College winning both games with scores of 4-1 and 8-0 on March 31.

Bluefield College will host nine summer sports camps in June and July, including two separate individual boys basketball camps, two boys team basketball camps, three individual girls basketball camps, and two individual soccer camps for both boys and girls.

Bluefield College student Nicole Perry Riffe of Bluefield, West Virginia, recently received a Student Teacher Research Award from the Association of Teacher Educators in Virginia (ATE-VA).

The Bluefield College golf team has not done much this spring. That is because they have not had much to do — nor have they had many to do it.

Fulbright Scholar Dr. Peiqin Zhou recently spoke on the campus of Bluefield College about Internet censorship in China.

Bluefield College alumnus Joe Mills followed the Yellow Brick Road, an infamous "6.2 mile-long obstacle course through the woods, complete with barbed wire, cargo nets and plenty of mud" as part of the FBI's National Academy in Quantico this spring.

Bluefield College recently hosted some of the region's most outstanding high school students, who competed for full scholarships to attend BC as part of the school's Presidential Scholars Day.

"When an institution helps rebuild your life the way Bluefield College helped rebuild mine, you just want to give back to it as much as you can."

The Lady Rams while competing in the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) National Championship in Winona Lake, Indiana, took time away to give back at the Miller's Merry Manor a live in center.

Omar Reed, a senior from Tazewell, Virginia, was named on the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Third Team All- American List.

Part of the Bluefield College mission is to be in service to God and the community, and the school holds dear the value of being a caring community characterized by respect, support and encouragement.

It's been four years since Bluefield has beaten rival King College, but they were able to pull off the win in a 64-61 thriller at the NCCAA tournament to finish in fifth place.

Bluefield College scored a big win, 96-74, over Covenant College of Georgia in the opening round of the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Mid-East Regional Tournament, Thursday, March 11 in the Dome Gymnasium.

The Bluefield College men's basketball team may not have won the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) Tournament to qualify for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) National Tournament, but the Rams are still vying for a championship title with the National Christian ...

Bluefield College will host a watercolors art show, now through April 15, and watercolor workshop, March 20, featuring the works of local artist Chris Bone.

Bluefield College's Teacher Education Program has received national recognition in the form of accreditation from the Teacher Education Accreditation Council (TEAC) -- an elite ranking reserved for only the best teacher education programs in the country

Bluefield College will open its doors to prospective students and their families as part of its annual Spring Open House, Saturday, March 20, beginning with registration at 9:45 a.m. in Harman Chapel.

Bluefield College trustee and Bluefield, Virginia, native William D. "Bill" Evans is providing direction to the school and not just in the form of supervision and service. The longtime BC friend recently offered a sizeable gift to the college for the purchase and placement of directional ...

Eleven students in the Management 41 cohort of Bluefield College's inSpire degree completion program in Norfolk, Virginia, recently completed all the requirements of their studies toward a bachelor's degree. While the culmination of their studies was significant, how they got there and how they ...

Tired of being a number and not a person in your college classroom? Interested in a school that will help you live your passion? If so, Bluefield College is the place for you.

Bluefield College Theatre returns to the stage for the first of its spring performances, a comical drama entitled "Blithe Spirit," Thursday through Sunday, February 25-28

Article by Jed Lockett, Bluefield Daily Telegraph Steve Hardin's life has been very interesting lately. The Bluefield College women's basketball head coach has presided over a team that has gone from perennial Appalachian Athletic Conference cellar dweller to being in the thick of the race for ...

As part of its Spring Fine Arts Series, Bluefield College will host an evening of jazz music, featuring tenor saxophonist Jim Calabrese and the Bluefield State College Jazz Band, Monday, March 15.

Bluefield College and Blue Mountain Performing Arts are proud to present the Gee-Mackey Duo, Sunday, February 21 at 3 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church in Bluefield, West Virginia.

Dr. Oluwafemi Faseun, a Fulbright Scholar in music from Lagos, Nigeria, spoke on the campus of Bluefield College, Friday, February 26.

As students, then alumni, and later members of the faculty and staff, E. Ralph Patsel, Jr, and his wife, Jane Neel Patsel, gave much of their life to Bluefield College. Now, they are giving perpetually through the establishment of the Jane and Ralph Patsel Endowed Scholarship.

Dozens of youth from nine different churches and communities across Virginia and West Virginia recently took part in Bluefield College's extreme sport and worship weekend, Winter Blast, and as designed the youth had a blast on the ski slopes, rocked out with the bands Wavorly and Abandon, took ...