Showing posts with label BSU. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BSU. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Celeb Concert Series: Kendrick Lamar



Monday marked the last big event of BHM. Kendrick Lamar and Melanie Fiona were in concert at the O'Dome, making the stadium packed after being completely empty the week prior at FISS. The BHM Concert is the last major event during the month, and BSU made sure to make it epic.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

FISS Fiasco



Well the most coveted weekend in BHM brought lots of excitement to our little Titletown, and the energy left promptly with the last dumb girl who woke up next to some random Frat ninja at the Red Roof Inn the next morning, and then quickly went on her way. And just like those girls that woke up half-naked not knowing where they were, we felt the same way once FISS Weekend was over.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

BHM 2013



It's the greatest month of the year, The Black Community, and we must savor it because it will be gone in the blink of an eye. Black History Month is upon us. Let's take the opportunity to support our community because lord knows the rest of UF ain't worried about it.

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Vote Or Die


We just can't get away from this voting thing, The Black Community. We just got finished with Student Government elections, the Presidential Election is in full swing, and with Soulfest around the corner, The Black Community is faced with the most important of all elections, BSU Homecoming Court.

Thursday, September 8, 2011

The Treatise of The Greeks



We keep on rolling, The Black Community, and we find ourselves in the midst of NPHC Week. Hundreds of potential hopefuls will attend all the events, convinced that they will be making a good showing to some organization, only to be slapped in the face with the unexpected: There is no Greek reward for attending the events! You’d be better off playing hide and go seek with interest meeting flyers around campus. One event, however, intrigues us “True Life I’m Greek: The Miseducation of Black Greekdom & This Title’s Too Long” Hosted by Lauryn Hill. We predict a heated debate, full of high emotions and weave throwing. Here’s our take on the event to come.