Good morning, Charlottesville.

Families celebrated spring at the annual Eggstravaganza Spring Egg Hunt on Saturday morning with an egg hunt, crafts, face painting & Easter Bunny photos.

The event provided fun activities that brought families together in celebration of the season.

On Thursday, the Women’s Center hosted A Celebration of Legacy and Light at the Graduate Hotel to honor 21 graduating interns and recognize the Class of 1974 with its Distinguished Alumna Award while also presenting the inaugural Spirit of 1974 Award to Simone Minor.

It will hold the Women’s History Month Keynote (A Beginner's Guide to Worldmaking) on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at 1515.

The Student Council passed an amendment Tuesday that changes ethics violation rules after fairness concerns in the presidential campaign.

The new rule requires formal complaints — not automatic suspensions — to be reviewed by the Rules and Ethics Board, and the council will reconvene Tuesday for its final meeting.

New data from U.Va. shows that offer rates for Black students dropped by 14.58 percentage points after the affirmative action ban, while rates for white and Asian students fell by about seven percentage points — the university said it will step up outreach to Virginia high schools facing socioeconomic challenges.

Panelists at the Miller Center on Thursday discussed how fast-growing AI outpaced federal and state rules.

They noted that companies like Google relied on strict self-regulation + detailed internal standards, while experts said clearer, consistent measures would be needed to protect public trust.

The UVA chapter of Remote Area Medical is hosting a two-day free clinic this weekend at the Augusta Expo Center (in Fishersville) to offer free vision, dental and other health services.

Virginia women’s basketball advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament with an 82-73 overtime win over Georgia on Saturday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, recording multiple wins for the first time since 2000; they will face Iowa on Monday at 2 pm on ESPN.

UVA transfer guard Jacari White scored 26 points to help the Cavaliers beat Wright State 82 to 73 in an NCAA Tournament first-round game on Friday (Mar.

20). White said the coaches emphasized his key role off the bench as they prepare for the tournament.

The Virginia women’s swimming team won its sixth consecutive NCAA championship with a historic 589-point victory at the meet.

The Cavaliers set new NCAA records in relays and individual events while cementing their dominance in collegiate swimming.

The UVA women’s lacrosse team lost 6-5 to Syracuse Saturday at Scott Stadium during the 50th anniversary celebration, with alumni present to honor the program.

Goalie Elyse Finnelle saved 10 shots to keep the game close.

No. 9 Virginia lost 13–4 to No. 24 Wake Forest at Disharoon Park after the Demon Deacons built a seven-run lead in the third, tying the series — Virginia will meet Wake Forest in the rubber match tomorrow at 1 p.m.

Harlem Globetrotters Celebration

7:00-11:59 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Ticket info available — Celebrate 100 years of jaw-dropping moves and thrilling basketball with the Harlem Globetrotters.

Ryan Caraveo Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Jefferson Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience Ryan Caraveo's innovative sound and captivating live performance in a historic venue.

Louis & Larrabee Duo Live Performance

7:30-9:30 p.m. — The Batesville Market — Preorder tickets for guaranteed entry — Enjoy soulful melodies and engaging performances from the Louis & Larrabee Duo with an array of tasty drinks and food.

Luke Combs Concert

5-6:50 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience an unforgettable evening of country music with Grammy-nominated artist Luke Combs.

Daigakon 2026

Time TBA — Newcomb Hall — Free entry — Dive into a vibrant anime and gaming convention featuring tournaments, contests, and performances.

Cameron Whitcomb Live

8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the captivating blend of country and pop sounds from rising star Cameron Whitcomb in an intimate historic setting.

Old 97's Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — Tickets from $46 — Catch the Old 97's live in a vibrant atmosphere at a premier venue.

Zeta Tau Alpha Run for Life 5K

N/A — Madison Bowl — Registration fee applies — Participate in a long-standing 5K to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer.

Rivanna Contra Dance

7-10 p.m. — Greenwood Community Center — Suggested $20 — Enjoy a lively evening of contra dancing with an introductory lesson to get everyone started.

Lake Street Dive Concert

7-9 p.m. — Ting Pavilion — Ticket prices vary — Experience a unique blend of soul, folk, and jazz music from Lake Street Dive.