Good morning, Charlottesville.

Charlottesville Tomorrow is hiring a full-time reporter to cover local news, including public institutions and higher education.

The job, supported by Report for America — which requires in-person work at the Charlottesville newsroom and travel to events— offers competitive pay and benefits and will accept applications until filled.

Artist Ceejay Renner-Thomas, an art teacher and operator of Milk Glass studio, won $5,365 at the New City Arts Initiative SOUP dinner on Feb.

28 at Jefferson School and will use it to host free glassblowing workshops in Charlottesville starting in May — he wants to make a space for people to hang out and learn — as part of his ongoing efforts.

Three UVa graduate students have received $3,500 each from the Battestin Fellowship program to support bibliographical research this summer.

Governor Glenn Youngkin changed the UVA Board of Visitors, sparking debate on higher education policies and future funding for DEI programs.

Lee Elberson of Clayborne Test Prep warned that reduced federal oversight may force states to adjust budgets and risk higher college costs.

UVA Health is pioneering a new non-invasive treatment for liver cancer that uses ultrasound to break down tumors without surgery.

The treatment is being studied as a safer option that may help patients recover faster.

Virginia’s softball team, the Cavaliers, has boosted its offense this season—raising its hit average from .248 to .319 and slugging from .380 to .572—and now holds sixth place in the ACC.

They have played well at home and on the road—strong extra-base hits drive close wins and narrow losses—and experts say their play may lead to a deep NCAA Tournament run.

Senior Jay Woolfolk led the Cavaliers to a win against No. 20 Stanford on Thursday night in Charlottesville by striking out key hitters and keeping his runs low.

The team built a seven-run lead with early hits and closed the game with a clean final inning — they now lead the series.

Sam Burchfield Live Concert

8-10 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — Ticket price TBD — Experience the soulful sounds of Sam Burchfield, influenced by Appalachian music traditions.

Dirty Grass Players Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Southern Café and Music Hall — Tickets start at $20 — Experience the captivating blend of traditional and progressive bluegrass sounds with The Dirty Grass Players.

Vincent Zorn Live Performance

12-6 p.m. — Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards — No cover charge — Enjoy award-winning wine and captivating Latin guitar melodies on the beautiful veranda.

Swan Tavern Archaeological Investigations Presentation

6-7 p.m. — Jefferson-Madison Regional Library Central Branch — Free entry — Explore the findings from the archaeological investigations of Charlottesville's first tavern.

Spring Dance Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Culbreth Theatre — Ticketed event — Experience the vibrant performances from UVA Dance in their annual spring showcase.

Rebecca Porter Live Concert

8-11 p.m. — Dürty Nelly's Pub - Deli — Free show — Experience the vocal talents of Guam-born Rebecca Porter with local favorites, the Rhinestone Roses.

S.G. Goodman Concert

7:00-8:30 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Check for ticket prices — Enjoy an evening of live music from S.G. Goodman in Charlottesville.

Liberty Flames vs. Virginia Cavaliers Baseball

6 p.m. — Disharoon Park — Free entry — Witness an exciting collegiate baseball matchup between the Liberty Flames and Virginia Cavaliers.

Crowdfunded Pitch Night

7-9 p.m. — The CODE Building — Donations welcome — Witness ten local entrepreneurs pitch innovative ideas to the community.

Wine & Zen: Community Yoga and Meditation

1-3:15 p.m. — Eastwood Farm and Winery — Cost not specified — Unwind with yoga, meditation, and a sound bath amidst a scenic winery backdrop.