Good morning, Charlottesville.

University of Virginia students advocate for the Hunger Free Campus Act in Richmond and seek to raise $25,000 through their Souper Bowl of Caring to combat food insecurity among peers.

The community food pantry at the University of Virginia addresses food insecurity among students, serving thousands in need.

The Jefferson-Madison Regional Library in central Virginia initiates a series of events for Black History Month, featuring West African dancing, movie screenings, and discussions on Black culture.

Clara Bullard, an ESL teacher and soccer coach in Charlottesville, devotes her efforts to supporting overlooked or international students, both academically and through sports.

Student Council approves a resolution to extend the duration of Student Evaluations of Teaching to after final exams for more comprehensive feedback, alongside updates on funding and the success of the Spring Activities Fair.

Tim Rose, the CEO who directed the University of Virginia's real estate growth to oversee 5,000 acres and $1 billion in assets, is set to retire on June 30.

Virginia's late-game rally was not enough to overcome Virginia Tech, losing by a narrow margin of 75-74 in a closely contested Commonwealth Clash basketball game.

No. 5 Virginia's women's tennis team lost 4-2 to No. 7 Michigan, marking their first defeat of the season despite initially leading after doubles play.

Virginia wrestling team loses to Virginia Tech 36-3, marking their third consecutive loss against a top-20 team in the ACC.

Drive-By Truckers: Southern Rock Opera Revisited

The Drive-By Truckers will perform their third studio album, Southern Rock Opera, at The Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville.

Kendall Street Is For Lovers Tour by Kendall Street Company

Kendall Street Company, a jam-alt rock band from Charlottesville, Virginia, is performing as part of their 'Kendall Street Is For Lovers Tour' at The Southern Café and Music Hall.

Steep Canyon Rangers Concert at The Jefferson Theater

Steep Canyon Rangers, known for their Carolina sound, will perform songs from their new release 'Morning Shift' at The Jefferson Theater.

Mighty Joshua Live Performance

Mighty Joshua will perform live at the Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville.

Almost Queen Concert in Charlottesville

Almost Queen offers an authentic tribute to the legendary band Queen, featuring iconic hits and captivating performances that promise an unforgettable concert experience.

Odds and Ends Experimental Film Festival

The 3rd annual Odds & Ends Film Festival showcases experimental films that challenge traditional boundaries and highlight diverse perspectives, taking place at the Vinegar Hill Theatre in Charlottesville, Virginia.

VMI Keydets vs. Virginia Cavaliers Baseball Game

This exciting baseball match features the VMI Keydets competing against the Virginia Cavaliers at Disharoon Park in Charlottesville.

Arts Fishing Club Concert Featuring ZG Smith

Arts Fishing Club will perform live at The Southern Café and Music Hall in Charlottesville, showcasing music alongside ZG Smith.

St. Patrick's Day Celebration at Cardinal Point Winery

An afternoon event featuring live Celtic music and traditional Irish cuisine at Cardinal Point Winery.

Kelly Corrigan Makes the Case for Making

By popular demand, Kelly Corrigan returns to Charlottesville this spring and you are invited! The host of "Tell me More" on PBS and "Kelly Corrigan Wonders" on NPR has co-authored a new children's book with her daughter, debut author Claire Corrigan Lichty, who joins her on stage to discuss the value of making.

Director of Philanthropy - Camp Holiday Trails

BIG job for a BIG mission. Lead our fundraising efforts to support our year-round camp for children and teens with medical needs and their families from throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. You will also get to hire a NEW position - a Director of Annual Giving to support you.