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Being a resident at KW for 2.5 years due to University life I've partied at a couple of places. Too bad Frequency left. I really enjoyed their breakbeat nights. Purple room is OK. Its way too monotonous, thats the reason it doesn't get a big crowd. Its always the same rotating people showing up. Noone knows anyone, and the 'vibe' seems to get polluted (pardon my language) from the mainroom. I heard starlight is improving and such. It will def need to be checked out.
Any EDM events organized at the university are poorly organized. The DJs usually come out and play trance, club, etc. Its true some people like it but the crowd is small. There is usually only one type of EDM played. Sometimes people get bored, and some get excluded. The parties are not even advertised well. Alot of people like electronica, but noone knows about these events which are organized.
In my opinion, if you want something to succeed on campus, you'll have to go a bit large, but not too regular. Get a larger number of DJs. Have some varieties of music, trance, prog, drum n bass, techno etc, especially booty, breaks, & house since they are easier on the newbies and easier to dance to.

When the party is organized the advertising is the key. Everyone, and I repeat, nearly everyone should know about this party. Post flyers everywhere on campus. (Both campuses, UofW, and WLU) Before 8:30am class put flyers on all the seats. Tape flyers on all the boards. Ask the different societies, science society, math society, etc to send information about the party in their general emails that they send. Write adds on the road with chalk, (its very effective) since alot of people walk on campus and stare at the ground...
One problem at the university is that people are extreamly anti-social. So you'll have to make this party friendly to people who dont know each other. Like for an example, ummm... have alot of seats, a bar for drinking, an MC to TALK and interact with the partiers, tell them info and etc.
The Bomber would be a good place for this. If you dont know how to begin contacting them. I'll tell my friend, one of the Bomber supervisors, to find who can be talked to.
Good luck, and if you decide to do this, I'm willing to help.
PS: Anyone can enter the Bomber, it doesn't have to be UofW students. So you can even target the entire KW region.

-Drazen
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