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Just hours before starting the auditions to find an opener for its Halloween show, Ohio University’s Black Student Cultural Programming Board made noise when it tweeted who would headline the concert.
Ohio University's Black Student Cultural Programming Board allowed a series of hip-hop musicians to take the stage Tuesday in hopes of opening for Machine Gun Kelly at BSCPB's Halloween concert.
Ohio University’s Black Student Cultural Programming Board is making noise after announcing the headlining artist for their Halloween concert.
Rapper Big K.R.I.T. performs on stage at Ohio University's Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium. The Sibs Weekend concert was held Feb. 18. (KATHARINE EGLI | Picture Editor)
Ohio University’s Black Student Cultural Programming Board is once again creating virtual waves after announcing on Twitter that its annual concert will be moved to Halloween weekend.
Over 4,000 students rose to their feet Friday night when Wiz Khalifa walked on stage to his song, “When I’m Gone.” Student Senate was all smiles. During last year’s Student Senate election the RSVP party campaigned tirelessly for a large-scale concert on campus.
Staying true to his habit of breaking news about the Spring Convo Concert via Twitter, Vice President for Student Affairs Kent Smith on Thursday announced the show’s opener.
Thanks to a slew of musicians igniting the stage, a night of entertainment and rap was in full supply during Sibs Weekend.
Thanks to the Black Student Cultural Programming Board, students and their sibs will not only be able to rock out with Big K.R.I.T, Dom Kennedy and the Ohio Takeover Tour — they will be able to save a few bucks as well.
For Clifton J. Brown, what started as a personal hobby has grown into much more than that.
Ten emcees took the mic Saturday night to compete for the chance to open for Big K.R.I.T. and Dom Kennedy next month, and when the smoke cleared, only one was left standing — Jéan P.
For the first time ever on the Ohio University campus, local emcees will have the chance to perform with the big shots during Sibs Weekend Feb. 18.
By: William Hoffman
Ohio University’s Black Student Cultural Programming Board (BSCPB) tweeted last night that it will hold its first Battle of the MCs, a competition for one student to perform during this year’s Sib’s Weekend concert.
African-American students at Ohio University will rock around the kinara tonight, filling Baker University Center Theatre with holiday cheer.
No matter how college students slice it, they are consistently drawn to free food. This Friday, South Beach will be bursting with Athenian pizza vendors for Slice of Athens.
Students will have a chance to take a bite out of Athens tonight when the University Program Council kicks off its quarterly local food party.
The Black Student Cultural Programming Board and University Programming Council hosted the Bite of Nite event yesterday afternoon at the old Howard Hall site.
Because Grammy-nominated rapper B.o.B is already slated to perform at The Convo May 20, finding an opening act with an open schedule is proving difficult for the concert’s organizers.
To bring Black History Month to a close, Steve Perry will be coming to Ohio University to speak about education and its role in society.
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