Bluefield College will host its First Annual Greater Richmond Golf Tournament, Monday, June 27 at Stonehenge Golf and Country Club in Richmond.

Alumna Brandy Campbell ('02) loves to write. She also loves to serve on mission. In this feature story, she shares in her own words how she combines her passion for writing with her passion for missions.

Bluefield College's Teacher Education program produced four Teachers of the Year in 2011 alone.

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Markers have been placed in East River Hall to honor alumni and friends who generously support BC.

Greater Roanoke and New River Valley alumni and friends are invited to a BC reunion and fellowship gathering as part of "Broadway in Roanoke" at the Roanoke Civic Center, Tuesday, March 22 at 7:30 p.m.   Enjoy a performance of "The Wizard of Oz" with BC alumni and ...

Most people don't know alumnus Bobby Gentry played a key role in one of the most astounding athletic feats in the annals of sports.

This past Christmas, alumnus Fred Troy had no trouble finding a gift for his family.

The memory of a BC sports legend will live through the Lamanca Memorial Scholarship Fund.

BC students studying for a career in Christian ministry now have access to more financial aid.

Bluefield College transformed Rebecca Stevenson Lowry. Now, it's her turn to transform students at Westmoreland (VA) County Schools.

As part of its vision and mission, Bluefield College prides itself on preparing innovative learners and transformational leaders to impact their communities.

Hundreds of alumni, from as far as California, returned to their alma mater, Friday through Sunday, October 15-17, to celebrate Homecoming 2010.

Bluefield College honored its class of 1960 with induction into the school's Golden Graduates Society during Homecoming festivities on campus, October 15-17.

Bluefield College presented its annual alumni awards to two distinguished former students and honored a longtime BC friend with an Honorary Alumna Award during Homecoming festivities on campus, October 15-17.

Original content from "Lighthouse on the Hill: The Bluefield College Story" by Rev. David M. Armbrister

Alumnus Richard J. "Dick" Bogdan never knew his claim to fame would be scoring the last touchdown for Bluefield College football. It's a claim he's ready to relinquish.

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.

Article by freelance writer Crystal Kieloch Imagine the scene at the local hospital emergency room where a five-year-old girl is frightened and silently crying as the forensic nurse examiner enters the room.

The Wikipedia entry for Clintwood, Virginia, lists a population of 1,549 people and a median household income of a little over $22,500. The entry also identifies two notable persons from Clintwood: an NFL football player and an executive of the Bristol Motor Speedway.

Courtney Simpkins donates to Bluefield College

transformational leader: n. - a person with vision and passion, who inspires others to achieve great things; one who injects enthusiasm and energy into something they care about or something they want to see succeed.

On January 15, 2005, as Bluefield College alumnus Sgt. Jayton Patterson led his Marines down a village lane in Babil Province, south of Baghdad, he halted them. Something didn't look right. Ordering them to stay put, he moved out. It would be his last command.

No other person in the history of the Women's Missionary Union (WMU) of Virginia furthered the cause of missions more than the late Miss Alma Hunt. She provided superior leadership for the WMU for 26 years, garnered millions of dollars in support of world missions, and traveled to 93 countries on ...

Sports performance improvement specialist Spencer Wood, whose clients include the likes of NCAA Final Four teams, recently offered a series of seminars and a testimony of faith for student-athletes at Bluefield College.

Bluefield College recently hosted its Seventh Annual Alpha Natural Resources Golfers' Challenge at Pipestem State Park and Resort, and local golf enthusiasts who participated or supported the project helped the school earn more than $40,000 for student-athletes -- the highest gift total for a BC ...

A family, a church, a college, a community, Virginia Baptists and other friends came together to mourn the loss of Eva Vest Easley, who died August 29, 2008, but more importantly to recognize and celebrate the lifetime of service and hospitality of this beloved community servant.

Connie Maasry, an adult degree completion graduate from Richmond, Virginia, was recently hired as a special education teacher at Woolridge Elementary School in Midlothian, Virginia.

Alumnus Jesse Allen Cole of Pontiac, Michigan, recently published his first book, Understanding Your Season: Removing the Frustration from Pursuing Your Destiny.

Longtime Bluefield College friend Rudolph Malcolm Wood, the husband of alumnus and former BC trustee Helen Siner Wood, died August 7, 2008.

Bluefield College alumnus C. Ray Wingrove is giving back to his alma mater.

Bluefield College alumnus David Bailey, a native of southwest Virginia who now lives in Richmond, Virginia, recently received the Policy Maker Award from the Virginia Association of Colleges of Teacher Education (VACTE).

Bluefield College recently completed its spring 2008 Annual Fund Phonathon, and alumni and friends of the college pledged more than $44,000 to the effort -- the highest pledge total in BC Phonathon history.

Thanks to the generosity of Bluefield College alumnus Clarence Mayberry, the college recently gave copies of its new published history, Lighthouse on the Hill: The Bluefield College Story, to local secondary schools and public libraries.