Dear Alumni and Friends,

This month, our campus and the City of Cleveland will be bustling with activity like never before. We are soon to see an influx of visitors for some of the city's annual spring events, like the Cleveland International Film Festival and the Cleveland Thyagaraja Festival (the largest Classical Indian music festival held outside of India, right here on our campus).

Other events are not as common to Cleveland. This year, Cleveland is the host city of the NCAA Women's Final Four. The same weekend, CSU will host the Women's College All-Star Game in the Wolstein Center. This will be the first time this all-star game has been played in 18 years.

In addition to these events, Northeast Ohio is in the perfect path to watch the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8. We will have festivities on campus that day to celebrate this cosmic phenomena.

You can check this link for the full schedule of events. We can't wait for these Eight Epic Days in the Land!

Regards,

Laura Bloomberg
President

CSU's School of Music

With our campus adjacent to Playhouse Square and not far from Severance Hall, students in our School of Music have unique opportunities to learn and perform amidst a bustling arts scene. Students planning to become professional musicians, composers, music teachers and more all come together to perform in a variety of ensembles.

Quite often, our student performers and ensembles are performing on our campus at events open to the public. I attend as many performances as I'm able, and it would be wonderful to see you there, too.

SCHEDULE OF MUSIC PERFORMANCES

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