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Savannah State University’s Campus Activities Board Week saw a record turnout, featuring engaging events like R&B Bingo and Trap Karaoke. The week long festivities were aimed at enhancing student community involvement and organizational recruitment, culminating in the electrifying C.A.B Bash at Tiger Arena, effectively increasing attendance and excitement among students.
Savannah, GA – Savannah State University (SSU) marked a successful Campus Activities Board (C.A.B) Week from September 8 to September 12, 2025, with increased student participation and a variety of engaging events aimed at fostering community and organizational recruitment.
The C.A.B Week kicked off on a Monday and featured an array of activities held across the campus, culminating in the annual C.A.B Bash at Tiger Arena, a venue change made this year to accommodate the growing number of students and heightened interest in the event. The move was lauded for its effectiveness in enhancing attendance, with C.A.B Advisor Antwan Smalls noting the positive response from students.
Among the highlights of the week was R&B Bingo, which entertained students with three rounds of music spanning popular hits from the R&B, nostalgic, and house party genres. CJ the DJ, an alum of SSU, provided the soundtrack, spinning well-known tracks including “Love” by Keyshia Cole and “Party in the USA” by Miley Cyrus, leading to a vibrant atmosphere as students danced and sang along.
Additional events included “Trap Karaoke” on September 10, where students showcased their vocal talents with performances of songs like “Drunk in Love” by Beyoncé, and “Can You Stand the Rain” by New Edition. The enthusiasm continued with a Pajama Jam Party on September 11, where students donned matching pajamas and participated in line dances, fostering a sense of camaraderie and fun among attendees.
As the week progressed, students had the opportunity to display their talents in various performances, most notably during the “Savages Armed Forces” show presented by Savage INC — an exhibiting of modeling organizations that paid tribute to the U.S. Military. Participants expressed gratitude for the range of activities and the vibrant environment cultivated throughout C.A.B Week.
The wrap-up of C.A.B Week drew widespread recognition for the spirited performances and energetic involvement fostered by C.A.B members, positioning C.A.B as not just a pivotal part of this week, but also as a key player in planning other university events such as Homecoming and Spring Fling. Students like Gabrielle Edwards expressed interest in joining C.A.B, highlighting the networking opportunities it presents.
In related news, Student Government Association (SGA) Vice President Dwayne McGruder announced plans to bolster school spirit by singing the university’s Alma Mater at future Senate meetings. Meanwhile, the Office of Student Life reiterated its policy against student businesses operating on campus, warning of possible penalties for violations.
The Events Office is currently revamping the student space request process, which has temporarily halted reservations but continues to allow virtual events. Additionally, upcoming events such as C.A.B Bash and the Organizational Expo have been scheduled for September 14 and 15, respectively, signaling ongoing engagement efforts for the campus community.
Overall, C.A.B Week at Savannah State University showcased the commitment of the student body to foster an accessible and inclusive atmosphere, drawing in many students eager to participate and engage.
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- Tigers Roar: C.A.B Week at SSU
- Tigers Roar: SGA Meeting Announcement
- Wikipedia: Campus Activities Board
- Google Search: Savannah State University
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Savannah State University
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