Few, if any, basketball players have achieved the success of Ralph Sampson. The 7'4" phenomenon won three NCAA Player of the Year awards, an NBA Rookie of the Year honor, and three NBA All-Star selections.

As part of its yearlong "Celebration of Appalachia," Bluefield College will present "Appalachian News," a unique exhibit offering glimpses of history through front page newspaper articles and images.

What do skiing, snowboarding, tubing, rock-climbing, dodgeball, concerts, worship, and life on a college campus all have in common?

Bluefield College's Youth Theatre will present Charles Dickens' beloved Christmas classic, "A Christmas Carol," Tuesday, December 13 and Thursday, December 15 at 7:30 p.m. each night in Harman Chapel.

Bluefield College will host a Christmas music and drama extravaganza, entitled "Christmas at Bluefield," Saturday, December 3 at 7:30 p.m. in Harman Chapel.

Bluefield College's Masterworks Chorale will present holiday music about Appalachia, written by composers from Appalachia in a program titled "Christmas in Appalachia," Thursday, December 1 at 7:30 p.m.

Singing songs about rural Virginians and their struggles, award-winning folk and blues musician Andrew McKnight will perform live on the campus of Bluefield College, Saturday, November 19, accompanied by the nitty gritty folk band Beyond Borders.

Bluefield College's Opera Theatre Ensemble will present "Scenes from Appalachia," Friday, November 18 at 7:30 p.m. in Harman Chapel.

The Bluefield College Department of Music will host a Fall Instrumental Music Concert, Thursday, November 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Harman Chapel, featuring the school's Concert Band, Community Orchestra, and Jazz Ensemble.

Southwest Virginians have an ear for music, and the "Crooked Road Royalty" photo and film exhibit at Bluefield College showcases and pays tribute to the long history of picking and singing in the Appalachian Mountains.

Grammy Award-winning country music singer Billy Dean will perform live on the campus of Bluefield College, Thursday, November 3.

Bluefield College will host an Open House event designed specifically for homeschool students and their families, Friday, October 21.

Bluefield College is proud to help present to the Greater Bluefield community the Virginia Baptist Women's Chorale

Prospective college students are invited to discover and explore their passion with a visit to Bluefield College's Fall Open House, October 10.

Bluefield College is celebrating Appalachia with best-selling author and journalist Jeannette Walls, whose road to success began in McDowell County, West Virginia.

Study and instruction in Chinese culture, history and language is available to the Bluefield College community and the community at-large.

It's not your typical alumni event, not even an occasion just for students. Bluefield College's Homecoming 2011, October 13-16, is a community affair.

Bluefield College Theatre will present life on the American frontier from the perspective of the mothers, wives and daughters who called the land their home in the drama "Quilters," Friday through Monday, October 14-17.

Free flu shots will be offered at Bluefield College, October 11-12, thanks to the generosity of Princeton Community Hospital.

Group 1 Crew, Shonlock and Rachael Lampa are coming to Bluefield College as part of the "Outta Space Love Tour."

Bluefield College's Fine Arts Community School has released its schedule of courses for the fall 2011 semester.

A misty morning fog greeted the 89 participants of Bluefield College's Fourth Annual Jason Elswick Memorial Scholarship 5K Challenge, Saturday, September 10.

To honor a pivotal moment in American history, the 10th anniversary of the world-changing events of 9-11, Blue Mountain Performing Arts will present "American Spirit," Monday, September 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center at Bluefield High School.

Bluefield College is hosting an art exhibit, now through November 4, featuring the works of award-winning landscape artist Charlie Agnew.

Bluefield College will host its annual Duremdes Christian Emphasis Week, September 28-30, featuring the nationally renowned ministry of Generation Next evangelist David Nasser and the uplifting music of Dana Jorgensen.

Bluefield College brought its football program out of dormancy after 70 years, and now the school is taking the team to the Town of Pocahontas for an intra-squad scrimmage game, Saturday, September 10 at noon.

Want to get your child involved in soccer at a very young age? Looking for a fundamental soccer camp designed specifically for the early learner?

Bluefield College is looking for a few good voices. The college's Masterworks Chorale will begin rehearsals in preparation for its Christmas choral presentation, and, as always, community residents are invited to be a part of the college/community choir.

Bluefield College will host its Fourth Annual Jason Elswick Memorial Scholarship Challenge 5K Run, Saturday, September 10.

Bluefield College will launch its Fall Coffeehouse Series with the energetic, contagious worship music of the rising contemporary Christian band Bellarive, Friday, September 9.

Looking for a golf challenge -- one with an opportunity to win a car and other great prizes? Interested in testing your green skills against the area's best, while at the same time providing valuable scholarship support to student-athletes at Bluefield College?

Print available for sale by mail now. Autographed prints for sale on May 21.

Music, art and theatre were the topics of interest on the campus of Bluefield College, July 11-15, but not for the typical college student. Kids, ages four to 13, were exploring the subjects during BC's summer Fine Arts Camp.

Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell has proclaimed July 25-30 Private College Week in the Commonwealth, and as part of the statewide celebration of private higher education Bluefield College will host a series of open house assemblies.

It's not often kids ages 10-13 study botany and biochemistry or analyze Lepidoptera and micro invertebrates, but that's exactly what kids that age did during Bluefield College's summer Adventure Biology Camp, June 13-17.

The college has released its schedule of courses for five terms of Summer School, including two sessions of online classes.

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

Bluefield College's Youth Theatre will present an original production entitled "Arthur at Merlin's King Academy," Thursday through Sunday, June 9-12.

Local high school students recently competed for thousands of dollars in scholarship funds during Bluefield College's Second Annual High School Speech Contest, featuring a keynote address from international feature writer and BC alumna Brandy Campbell.

BC's Fine Arts Community School has released its schedule of courses for summer 2011.

The college will present an art exhibit featuring the watercolors of regional artist Aili Wang, May 9-August 2.

Rising contemporary Christian music star Dakota Green will be the featured artist for a Bluefield College Coffeehouse, Friday, April 29

BC's Opera Theatre Ensemble will present a program of scenes from several major operas, April 26 at 7:30 p.m.

Three BC music ensembles comprised of voices and instrumentalists from both the campus and community will join in presenting Johannes Brahms' "Requiem," Tuesday, April 19.

The works of Bluefield College art students will be featured during two local art shows, April 18-29 and April 18-28.

High school juniors already considering where they might attend college are invited to a BC Junior Open House, April 15.

"Made to Worship: Celebrating God's Greatness and Goodness" will feature a variety sacred music, hymns, choruses, spirituals, and praise songs.

Jazz Ensemble and Concert Band headline BC's Spring Instrumental Music Concert, Thursday, April 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Harman Chapel.

Designed to promote a greater understanding of and appreciation for global cultures, languages, issues, and traditions through lectures, discussions, and film.

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