Montclair State University’s Black Student Union hosted its “Welcome to the Block Party” on Saturday, Sept. 21, a spirited celebration of Black culture.
Students decorated the Student Center Quad with flags, symbolizing cultural pride as the area was loud with soulful classic R&B hits, reggae, classic cookout dances and energetic hip-hop. The party featured creative and expressive fashion. Many students sang and danced in harmony as a mix of cultures was celebrated. The event created a fun space for Black students on campus to celebrate their culture and enjoy great food.
Christian Warren, Nylah Hetsberger, Veronica Legerme, Shamari Crawford and Deja Hardwick E-board members thanking the guests for coming to the party. David Bien-Aime┃The Montclarion
Party attendees dancing together with arms behind each other's backs. David Bien-Aime┃The Montclarion
Students dance and celebrate together as a unite. David Bien-Aime┃The Montclarion
Black Student Union E-Board posing together with the Pan-African flag. David Bien-Aime┃The Montclarion
A party attendee dances as the crowd hypes the student up. David Bien-Aime┃The Montclarion
BSU President Christian Warren puts up the Pan-African flag. David Bien-Aime┃The Montclarion
BSU party attendees lining up to get their food at the event. David Bien-Aime┃The Montclarion
Students circle around dancer at the party. David Bien-Aime┃The Montclarion
A student dancing is surrounded by the crowd as music plays. David Bien-Aime┃The Montclarion
