Even though the 7th Street Underground was decorated as a campfire, the main performer kept spitting even more flames at the audience.
Gibran Saleem, a professional comedian of a year and a half, gave...
Kennedy Nolen, Multicultural Reporter
• November 8, 2017
Buzzard Hall now has a spotlight on it as producers and crew members turn the radio station, Hit Mix 88.9, into a set for a new television show.
Some students will even be featured as extras.
Eastern’s...
Coming from Jimmy Kimmel Live and MTV, Sam Jay took on a smaller stage Friday during her comedy show at the 7th Street Underground in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.
Jay said being a successful...
Organizers behind the endowment fund for the Commitment to Excellence Scholarship Program will host an open reception to ask for more donations.
The reception will take place from 4:30 to...
EDIT: The story has been corrected with the student's accurate stage name of Madame Succub---. The Daily Eastern News regrets the error.
Lady Save the Bees trumped the crowd Tuesday night in the 7th...
Students shared their Ode to 2017 by poetry, rapping and singing with a full audience at the open mic night Thursday at 7th Street Underground.
There were roughly 25 performers for the night, including...
Psychology major Kadarrious Hooks spontaneously took the stage of the 7th Street Underground to perform his original poetry in front of at least 100 of his peers.
He performed two pieces and was met...
Many famous singers and performers will be brought to the stage of 7th Street Underground Wednesday with the production of Vegas.
Vegas, which is hosted by the University Board Mainstage, will feature...
Audience members snacked on free popcorn and sipped water and soda as Emily Hearn and her husband Michael Harrison sang songs of love and growing up Wednesday at 7th Street Underground.
The University...
YouTube famous artist Emily Hearn will mix pop and country music when she performs at 7 p.m. on Sept. 24 at 7th Street Underground.
Tylen Elliott, the University Board main stage coordinator, said the...
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