Good morning, Charlottesville.

On Friday night, the Virginia Interfaith Coalition hosted its second annual dinner at Contemplative Commons Studio 1B (a local arts venue), where over 100 community members of various faiths enjoyed a plated meal with music, art, and prayers, and keynote Reverend Doctor LaKeisha Cook shared unity insights.

NOK108, a locally owned matcha business (local favorite) has grown popular on UVA Grounds as community members praise its quality matcha drinks and unique flavors.

FYP director Layne Parker said first-year and transfer students will work on a new production of Tuck Everlasting at U.Va.

The group builds an open + creative space to strengthen campus community through theater.

Genny Freed became the new Honor Committee Chair on April 6 and will boost outreach and transparency in case processing for students.

The Committee will hold its first public meeting this Sunday at Newcomb Hall 480 at 7:00 p.m.

The Cavalier Daily earned 14 Virginia Press Association awards covering news writing, photography, illustration, podcasting and editorial work during its 136th term — honoring 31 staff members at an awards banquet held Saturday.

Gov. Spanberger signed four bills today to control invasive plants in Virginia — the new laws aim to prevent their spread and protect local ecosystems.

The U.Va. Health Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Hypermobility Disorders Center hosted a two-day symposium on Thursday and Friday where researchers, clinicians, patients and students reviewed breakthroughs in diagnosing and caring for EDS (a rare connective tissue disorder) and called for broader institutional support.

UVA hosted its final spring U ask session (focused on HIV treatment accessibility) today at the university, where Dr. Kathleen McManus discussed barriers linking patients to needed care.

The event aimed to spotlight challenges in accessing HIV treatment and inspire improved support for local residents.

Virginia Cavaliers women's tennis clinched their first outright ACC regular season title with a 4-2 win over NC State on Sunday afternoon and will head to Cary for the ACC Championships.

The win brings their streak to 13 games (a record for the program).

Virginia's baseball team lost its ACC game to Notre Dame in a closely fought match that ended with an even series.

The Cavaliers will aim to clinch the rubber match Sunday at 1 p.m. in South Bend.

Virginia lacrosse lost 14-9 to Syracuse at the JMA Wireless Dome—despite a strong start from sophomore Ryan Duenkel—and will meet North Carolina at noon Saturday at Klöckner Stadium.

Virginia men’s basketball is building on last season’s success as key players such as Sam Lewis, Elijah Gertrude, Johann Grünloh, Thijs De Ridder and Chance Mallory confirmed their return; Coach Ryan Odom will add talent through the transfer portal ahead of the 2026-27 season.

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.

Real Estate Investor Event

Connect with local real estate investors and professionals for practical insights, candid discussion, and high value networking over refreshments. Hear from experienced investors, engage in live Q&A, and walk away with actionable strategies you can apply immediately.

Soulja Boy Live in Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Jefferson Theater — Ticket pricing not specified — Experience the iconic Soulja Boy performing his hit tracks that shaped digital music.

NAGT Eastern Section Annual Meeting 2026

5-8:30 p.m. — Piedmont Virginia Community College — Registration fees apply — Engage in workshops and field trips exploring geology in the beautiful Blue Ridge region.

Storytime at the Garden

10:00 – 10:45 a.m. — Botanical Garden of the Piedmont — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful storytelling session in a beautiful garden setting.