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As part of its ongoing academic and cultural exchange with the Jiangsu Institute of Education in China, Bluefield College welcomed Professor Zhang Jianjun to campus this fall to teach courses and lead discussions for students and the community.

The Rams earn its second victory in the Mid-South Conference play, its the first time since 2007 that the men's soccer program has won more than one conference game in a season.

Bluefield College women’s soccer picked up three important points in Mid-South Conference play on Wednesday evening, defeating Pikeville Bears by a final score of 3-1.

Jasmine Morrow and Colby Combs led the Rams to a 25-21, 25-20, 25-16 non-conference win over West Virginia Tech at the Dome Gymnasium.

Bluefield (0-7) narrowed a 28-7 deficit to seven with a pair of fourth quarter scores, but a fumble by Josh Wells at the UVa-Wise 38-yard line with 6:04 ended the hopes of the Rams winning its first game since 1941.

Bluefield (0-6, 0-2) will host UVa-Wise (1-5, 0-1) tonight in the Rams’ first night game of the season at Mitchell Stadium. Kickoff is slated for 6 p.m.

The speedy 6-foot-1, 190-pound Rodrell Smith has caught 28 passes for 274 yards and four touchdowns for the Rams. He has snared nine more passes for 90 more yards than any receiver on the team.

Bluefield College Theatre will present will present the Tony Award-winning musical “Big River,” Tuesday through Sunday, October 23-28.

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: 2013,” thanks in large part to its personal attention to students, quality of incoming freshmen, and generous financial aid.

Watauga libero Ashlyn Van Dyke officially committed to play volleyball for Bluefield College and Head Coach Brian Votaw on Wednesday.

Bluefield Women’s Soccer matched up with a tight defensive Georgetown Tiger’s squad on Thursday afternoon, falling by a final score of 2-1 at the East River Soccer Complex.

Food City of Bluefield, Virginia, and the Bluefield College Rams football team are heading off hunger in the community. Through a new “Sack the Quarterback” campaign, the two partners are providing much needed food to underprivileged families in the area.

Bluefield College recently hosted its 11th Annual Golfers’ Challenge at Pipestem State Park and Resort, and local golf enthusiasts who participated and supported the project helped the school earn nearly $30,000 for student-athletes.

Bill Archer is a columnist and reporter for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. He uses a wonderful perspective through his past and what someone can do when they face crossroads-style decisions and ties it in with the Rams as they return to the football field each week.

Rams dropped to 0-6 with a 37-14 loss on Saturday.

Bluefield (5-5-0, 1-2-0 MSC) received 10 saves from Kayla Richardson as the NCCAA top-15 scoring team only mustered 10 shots – five on target.

One week after Bluefield (0-5, 0-2) traveled nine hours to lose at Bethel 56-28, the Rams will cut that trip in half with a 4 1/2 hour voyage to Union, Ky., on Friday, with kickoff slated on Saturday for noon.

More than 100 students made professions of faith during Bluefield College’s 21st Annual Duremdes Christian Emphasis Week, September 26-28.

The only thing better than spending an evening at a current Broadway show is spending an evening with all of them, and now you can when Bluefield College hosts Broadway Today, Tuesday, October 2 at 7:30 p.m. in Harman Chapel.

Rams improve winning total to nine

What’s your passion? Whether it is to perform, compete, learn, lead, worship, serve, or simply belong, you can find your passion, nurture it, even live it at Bluefield College.

Football and politics might not seem like a perfect match. They are for Bluefield College freshman Jose Soto.

Rams improve to 5-4-0 on the season with thrilling overtime victory heading into conference play

Learning law enforcement in BC's criminal justice program doesn't just happen in the classroom.

Bluefield College ceremoniously kicked off the 2011-‘12 academic year with the pomp and circumstance of its annual President’s Convocation, August 30.

Bluefield College’s Fine Arts Community School has released its schedule of courses for the fall 2012 semester.

Bluefield College’s Men’s Soccer drops highly contested road game 5-2 to West Virginia Tech

Bluefield College Volleyball swept a pair of matches on the day, defeating the Eagles of Midway College and Pikeville College.

Georgiades and Kitchen lead BC with a top-20 finishes in the 42nd Annual Rio Grande/Patty Forgey Cross Country Invitational.

Greg Hampton threw touchdown passes to Joel Calfee, Rodrell Smith and Pernell Whitehead, but the Bluefield College offense could not keep up with Bethel.

BRISTOL, Va. -- Bluefield College Volleyball split a pair of non-conference matches on Friday evening at Virginia Intermont defeating St. Andrews (N.C.), 25-14, 25-17, 25-21 before dropping a five set contest to the hosts, 25-27, 25-16, 21-25, 12-15. (SA Box | VI Box)   The Rams used a .259 ...

Rams are Tennessee bound for Saturday’s game at Bethel

Bluefield College volleyball team suffered its first loss in six matches falling in four sets to NCAA-II University of Charleston

Sixty-one runners and another six walkers took part in Bluefield College’s Fifth Annual Jason Elswick Memorial Scholarship 5K Challenge, Saturday, September 15, racing for more than just prizes and recognition.

Jessica Newman broke into the scoring column for the first time in her career against the third ranked Blue Raiders of Lindsey Wilson

Bluefield College will host its 21st Annual Duremdes Christian Emphasis Week, September 26-28, featuring the nationally renowned ministry of youth evangelist Tony Nolan.

Men's soccer loses to No. 1 Lindsey Wilson on the road.

Cortez Clark had much experience with pigskins, playing football from the time he was a youth in his hometown of Lynchburg, Va., but it was a pig-like illness that sidelined Clark for much of his senior year.

With cutbacks and projects, students are wondering how BC makes their financial decisions.

Courtney “Pip” Pattison was named the National Christian College Athletic Association Division I Women’s Soccer Student-Athlete of the Week for the week ending Sept. 16 in a release made today by the NCCAA. The honor is her first of the year and second weekly award and first NCCAA of her ...

After building a 10-3 lead early in the second, mistakes started to add up as the Rams fell 52-10 to Faulkner Saturday afternoon at Mitchell Field.

Callan Camin provided two assists and scored another to lead four different scorers as Bluefield College dominated Brevard (N.C.), 5-0, as the Rams won its second straight and third straight at East River Soccer Complex on Saturday evening

The Rams return to the home turf after their first road trip in 71 years last week, a 33-14 loss to Kentucky Christian in which the BC committed six turnovers.

Bluefield College in Bluefield, Virginia, in partnership with the Tazewell County (VA) Board of Supervisors and the County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) unveiled a plan of historic significance for higher education and economic development in southwest Virginia during a ceremony, Friday, ...

The Rams extended their winning streak to five straight – all three set sweeps as they defeated the Golden Bears of WV Tech in three straight sets, 25-23, 25-9, 25-13.

Rams win in dominating fashion as five score in 8-1 thrashing of Cumberlands to open Mid-South Conference play.

Two goals and an assist by Pattison not enough as Rams fall 4-3 on the road.

Colby Combs and Jasmine Morrow lead Rams to quick victory over Brescia

Bluefield College’s women’s soccer team fell 3-2 in non-conference action on Saturday to Mars Hill (N.C.), despite a pair of assists by Callan Camin.

Defense plays well in tough loss as Rams fall to 0-3 on the season in first road game.