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Rams Fall to Montreat After Four-Goal First Half
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Photo courtesy of Bluefield University’s Athletic Communications Department. Bluefield University’s men’s soccer team was unable to overcome a four-goal first half, falling 4-0 to Montreat College on Wednesday, October 21 at Pulliam Stadium in Black Mountain, North Carolina. Montreat broke through in the 17th minute when Alejandro Hernandez scored the openin
Rams Unable to Recover from Pikeville’s Second-Half Surge
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Photo courtesy of Bluefield University’s Athletic Communications Department. Bluefield University’s men’s soccer team faced a difficult second half, allowing four goals after the break in a 5-0 loss to the University of Pikeville on Sunday, October 18 in Pikeville, Kentucky. The Rams entered halftime trailing 1-0 after keeping the match competitive through t
Rams Fall to Reinhardt in Homecoming Matchup Despite Record-Breaking Day from Edwards
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Photo courtesy of Bluefield University’s Athletic Communications Department. Bluefield University’s football team was unable to overcome an early deficit Saturday, October 17, falling 35-14 to Reinhardt University at Mitchell Stadium during its Homecoming game. The Rams struggled to contain Reinhardt’s offense in the opening quarter, surrendering three touch
Bluefield Volleyball Sweeps Montreat for Conference Victory
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Bluefield University's women's volleyball team found its rhythm after a competitive opening set, defeating Montreat College 3-0 in Appalachian Athletic Conference play at the Dome on Friday, October 16. The Rams won the match by scores of 28-26, 25-16, and 25-19, using a strong offensive performance and consistent defensive play to secure the straight-set vi
Strong Start Not Enough as Rams Fall to Truett McConnell
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Bluefield University's women's volleyball team opened play with a commanding first-set performance but could not sustain the momentum, falling 3-1 to Truett McConnell University on Saturday, October 17 at the Dome Gymnasium. The Rams took the opening set 25-14 before the Bears responded with three consecutive set victories to claim the Appalachian Athletic C
Rams Struggle to Find Offense in Loss to Columbia
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Bluefield University's men's soccer team struggled to generate scoring opportunities, Friday, October 16, falling 4-0 to Columbia College at East River Soccer Complex. Columbia dominated the contest offensively, finishing with 27 shots, including 15 on goal. Bluefield managed three shots, including one on goal, as the Rams were unable to break through agains
BYCT Presents “Smoke on the Mountain”
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This weekend, Bluefield Youth and Community Theatre will present their production of "Smoke on the Mountain," directed by alumna Tiffany Carter. The show follows the Sanders Family Singers on their first night in five years performing at a Saturday Night Gospel Sing at a small Baptist church in the Smoky Mountains. The show includes classic hymns such as "No
Students Again: Faculty Pursue Doctor of Education
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In August, Rilla Cooper joined the inaugural class of BU's online doctorate in education. She is one of five Bluefield employees and 21 total students enrolled in the first course of the Doctor of Education (EdD) program this semester. “It’s one of the few programs I feel like I could do a doctoral level program and work full-time and have kids full-time and
BU Offers First-Ever Doctoral Programs
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Bluefield University recently launched its first-ever doctoral programs: a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) with seven concentrations and a Doctor of Education (EdD) with three concentrations. According to the Bluefield University website, BU has integrated a wide variety of new doctoral programs that will help workers boost their average salary by $2
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