Bluefield College paid tribute to the work of local journalists during its 12th Annual Media Appreciation Day, April 29.

Virginia Secretary of Education Gerard Robinson is now a Bluefield College graduate -- at least symbolically.

A greasy waterslide. A murky mud pit. Mouth-watering food.

Media Appreciation Day program to Include presentation of $1,000 Shott Excellence-in-Media Award and keynote address from international journalist Brandy Campbell.

John Maxwell, Robin Roberts, Dan Cathy, Mack Brown and other internationally known leaders coming to Bluefield College.

Leaders from the two schools sign a formal agreement that will allow SWCC registered nursing graduates the opportunity to advance their education with a bachelor's degree in nursing from Bluefield College.

Students interested in the inSPIRE adult degree-completion program may now pursue a public safety degree (formerly named the criminal justice degree) with a study concentration in one of four specific areas.

People are inspired not by people who have only experienced success, but by people who have known failure and succeeded in spite of it.

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

Bluefield College is stepping up in athletics to NAIA Division I and the Mid-South Conference.

The Town of Bluefield gave BC a $5,000 check to help underwrite startup costs for football.

The college showcased its fine arts programs during an open house event, February 18, designed to tout the school's art, music and theatre studies for prospective students.

Fulbright Ambassador Sophie Woodruff visited the BC campus, Thursday, February 10.

Bluefield College brings millions of dollars into the economies of Tazewell County, Virginia, and Mercer County, West Virginia.

347 youth from 15 churches, along with 200 friends from the community took part in Bluefield College's Winter Blast.

Bluefield College will launch the first classes in its nursing degree program in Grundy, Virginia.

When students can't travel abroad or trips oversees just won't fit into the schedule, the college brings the international mission field to its students on campus through its Missionary-in-Residence Program.

Even with the construction of Bluefield College's East River Residence Hall in the fall of 2009, the college's Board of Trustees is considering another new residence facility with on-campus population at an all-time high.

Bluefield College is taking its management and criminal justice baccalaureate degree programs online

Collins Tuohy has made it her mission to change people's lives. That message was clear when she served as keynote speaker for Bluefield College's Tierney Scholarship Awareness Dinner, November 11.

Fulbright Scholar Dr. Anna Kudiyarova, an authority on psychological therapy in Eurasia, spoke to psychology students and faculty on the campus of Bluefield College, Friday, November 19.

Bluefield College recently signed an articulation agreement with The John Leland Center for Theological Studies that will give students who have an interest in Christian ministry greater access to the theological training they'll need to fulfill their calling.

BC traditional student numbers are on the rise to the highest count since 2004.

As part of its mission to prepare innovative learners and transformational leaders, Bluefield College began its third semester of academic, cultural and student exchange with China this fall.

Bluefield College students will soon have access to even more financial aid, but equally important is the fact that the legacies of two local community servants will be preserved through the creation of the Dennis and Louise Thomas Leary Endowed Scholarship for BC students.

Bluefield College celebrated its history with an annual Baptist Heritage Day ceremony on campus in October, featuring a keynote address from Baptist historian J. Bradley Creed.

Bluefield College introduced a new athletic mission statement to its student-athletes, Tuesday, October 19, and used a legendary name in sports to unveil the new plan -- former Virginia governor and onetime United States senator George F. Allen.

Bluefield College received a boost to its new football program, October 11, in the form of a Founders-level gift to the Rams Football Booster Club from the Ramey Auto Group.

One hundred forty youth from 13 Baptist churches across Virginia converged on the campus of Bluefield College, June 27-July 3, to make an "impact" on Greater Bluefield through service projects in the community.

According to the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE), Bluefield College is considered to be intellectually challenging and committed to students’ success, compared to other colleges across the country.

Bluefield College received a boost to its new football program, September 3, with a major gift from a local family with a tradition of supporting the Greater Bluefield community.

The Thompson Charitable Foundation of Knoxville, Tennessee, has awarded a $50,000 grant to Bluefield College for its Rural Healthcare Education Program.

Who will be the next legendary coach at Bluefield College? Coach Mike Gravier, according to BC leaders who announced the hiring of Gravier on July 23.

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

Bluefield College will partner with the Tazewell County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) to bring new educational and recreational programs to the county, particularly the Town of Pocahontas

The year was 1941. It was Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 20, and time for the traditional Homecoming season finale for the Bluefield College Ramblin' Reds football team.

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.

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 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.

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

"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."

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.

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 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 ...

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.

A host of Bluefield College faculty and staff earned a variety of professional development distinctions during the fall and winter terms.

Master's degree classes are coming to Bluefield College.

The following is the first of a series of three feature stories written about BC men's basketball assistant coach Keith Jennings by Bluefield Daily Telegraph sports reporter Brian Woodson.