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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.

Freshman Erik Albarran provides a goal and assist in the Rams 2-0 victory over Ferrum.

Bluefield College Volleyball lost its first two games in the Kentucky Wesleyan Invitational Friday afternoon

A host of Bluefield College faculty and staff earned a variety of professional development distinctions during the summer of 2012.

Rams fall in rivalry contest to Concord

Bluefield College experienced the growing pains that is part of a new program last Saturday, suffering a 77-9 loss to Georgetown, the fourth ranked NAIA team in the nation.

Alumni and friends of Bluefield College are celebrating a banner year of giving as their contributions to the school hit the $3.3 million mark for the 2011-2012 fiscal year -- the highest gift total in BC history.

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. – Bluefield College’s women’s soccer team fell for the first time in three games with a 2-0 loss to Georgia Gwinnett on Monday afternoon at Grizzly Soccer Field.

Two players for Bluefield scored for the first time in the 2012 season in the second half

The high-powered Georgetown (Ky.) Tigers showed why they’re the fourth ranked NAIA football team in America

The numbers are staggering ... the Georgetown Tigers enter the 2012 season as the fourth-ranked NAIA team in America.

Bluefield is the new kid in the Mid-South. Georgetown football coach Bill Cronin is excited about bringing the Tigers to town.

The wait is over. Football has finally returned to Bluefield College. The school’s first intercollegiate gridiron team since 1941 took the field, August 25, to not only battle the University of Pikeville at Mitchell Stadium, but to begin a new era in BC athletics and a new chapter in BC history.

Rams use four first half goals to defeat Chowan (N.C.) 5-1, led by Pattison's first half triple in non-conference action.

Bluefield defeats Chowan for the second straight season by a one-goal differential

Rams fall in season opener

ALLEGAN, Mich. -- The Bluefield College women’s volleyball team has signed another top high school prospects in the country in 2013 Graduate Sydney Spencer.

This will be a debut unlike any other Mike Compton has experienced over the course of his personal gridiron odyssey.

At 22, Jeremy Rickett is a veteran on the football field for the Bluefield College Rams. He’s also a veteran away from the field.

Newcomers combine to tally loan goal in historic opener

Dynamic composer, guitarist and singer Pavlo will bring his award-winning unique style of “Mediterranean music” to the campus of Bluefield College, Tuesday, September 4.

As part of its ongoing academic and cultural exchange with the country and people of China, Bluefield College sent four students and a professor to study and teach at the Jiangsu Institute of Education in May 2012.

Just days remain before Bluefield College kicks off its 2012 football season -- the school’s first in more than 70 years. Alumni and community involvement in the revival of the sport on the BC campus has been tremendous to date, but now BC leaders are calling on fans to get even more involved ...

Bluefield College will host its Fifth Annual Jason Elswick Memorial Scholarship Challenge, Saturday, September 15, and when the athletes hit the road for the 5K run they’ll be sprinting for more than just awards and accolades. They’ll be running for scholarships and to preserve the memory of a ...

When Bluefield College students return to campus for the fall 2012 semester, they’ll do so with a host of Welcome Week activities planned to celebrate the start of a new academic year, including a Coffeehouse concert with contemporary Christian music band Bellarive.

Bluefield College will host a football promotional night with the Bluefield Blue Jays, Monday, August 20, featuring an introduction to the community of the first football players at BC since 1941.

Bluefield College will host a series of reunions and gatherings for alumni and friends across the region, beginning August 13 and continuing through November 13.

Students at Bluefield College are continuing to get vital financial aid, thanks to the longstanding generosity of the Credit Bureau of the Virginias Foundation.

The 21st Season of football is underway at BC

Pipestem set to host golf scramble to support college’s scholarship fund

Bluefield College professor Dr. Cindy Bascom knows there is no better way to learn about different cultures or to develop a global perspective than to actually live and study among the natives of a foreign country.

Students at Bluefield College will have access to even more financial aid this year, thanks to a $121,416 grant from the Virginia College Fund.

Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell has proclaimed July 30 through August 4 Private College Week in the Commonwealth.

Graduates of Bluefield College’s inSPIRE degree completion program often speak of the significance of earning that long anticipated bachelor’s degree.

The schedule which opens Sept. 7 features seven home matches scheduled to be played at the Dome Gymnasium on BC’s campus

Music, art and theatre are the topics of interest on the campus of Bluefield College this summer, but not for the typical college student. Kids, ages four to 13, were exploring the subjects during BC’s summer Fine Arts Camp, July 9-13.

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“Every time you take a sip of clean water, someone dies of unclean water somewhere in the world.” That’s the profound statement that stirs the heart of Bluefield College student J.D. Taylor.

Kids love bugs and frogs, getting outdoors and blowing up things, and Bluefield College is using those interests to teach local youth the marvels of math and science through a summer Math-Science Camp, June 25-29.

Integrating faith and learning is a major part of the Bluefield College mission. That’s why this past spring a group of BC students used the gifts they’ve obtained from the art classroom to share their faith with Gypsy children in Romania.

As an occupational therapist at Princeton Community Hospital, Bluefield College alumna Veronica Brooks works mostly with people who have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

As part of its institutional mission and commitment to the Baptist General Association of Virginia, Bluefield College is dedicated to “service to God and the community.” Students are often found serving on mission at home and abroad, participating in service projects to support the community, ...

“Live your passion!” It’s the Bluefield College brand. Whether it is to lead, learn, perform, compete, worship, serve, or simply belong, students find their passion, nurture it -- even live it at Bluefield College.

Bluefield College has released its President’s and Dean’s Lists for the spring 2012 semester.

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