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51����'s Youth Orchestra will be performing its first concert.

The 51���� Youth Orchestra (KSYO) is a new initiative of the 51���� Glauser School of Music designed to serve the vibrant Northeast Ohio string community. The ensemble offers talented pre-college musicians—primarily high school students and advanced middle school students—an enriching opportunity to develop their musical abilities through a high-quality orchestral experience.

Digitizing Reality: XR Workflows with Volumetric Video Workshop
The John & Fonda Elliot DI Faculty Fellows Event Series with David Silva

Fellow Ozians...you're about to be Glindafied!! We are obsessulated to announce our Wicked Watch Party! Join us for an afternoon of costume viewing, trivia, and a showing of the first movie! This event will start with a costume viewing at 1:00, followed by trivia at 1:30! It will end around 2:05, and the movie will start at 2:15. It will be on Sunday, November 9, in the 51���� Museum (attached to Rockwell), Murphy Auditorium. We would have the utmost gratitution if you joined us for this celebration.

51���� School of Music piano student Xiuyi Xiang will be presenting a Graduate Student Recital as part of our Fall 2025 Student Recital Series.
* All School of Music student recitals are free and open to the public.

Join the Pepsi Leadership Center for Leaders Lunch Club, a unique opportunity to connect with influential leaders from the 51���� and local community. Each session features an inspiring speaker sharing their personal leadership journey, insights, and actionable advice to help you grow as a leader. With a variety of leadership topics throughout the year, you’ll leave with fresh perspectives and valuable takeaways. We will host a new speaker each month!

Our November series will feature Dr. Dominque Hill, Assistant Dean of Students for Recreation and Wellness Services!

🎭Are you a musical fan? Now's your chance to sing some of your favorite musical songs live on stage!
🎤Thursday November 6th
📍KSC Rathskeller

In response to the mounting urgency to identify regenerative, low-carbon materials for the built environment, this exhibition will narrate the process of material harvest, experimentation, and identifying speculative futures for a regional agroecological solution to climate change through the development of a novel, low embodied carbon reed-based material. There will be simultaneous projections of video and imagery documenting this project as well as a curated collection of artifacts and visualizations.

Working across platforms such as woodworking, writing, painting, printmaking, 3D modeling, graphic design, consumer product and industrial design, I have developed a polydisciplinary approach. The polydisciplinary approach does not allude to an oscillation between media or a synthesis of independent approaches. Also, the word ‘polydicsciplinary’ is a proxy for an approach that eschews notions of the “intersection” of disciplines or the “mixing” of media. Instead, work is idea-driven and rooted in language, with decisions about materials and processes shifting along the way.