Education

“UVA steals from children”… a strongly worded flyer Indivisible Charlottesville is dispensing announcing a Thursday afternoon protest in front of the FEI property on Emmet Street. 

 In the summer before his 12-hour PBS miniseries “The American Revolution” airs in November, acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns is coming to Monticello.

University of Virginia Grounds are notoriously sketchy with cellular service, and new partnership is operating right now between UVA and Comcast using new technology to enhance connectivity.

A private Christian school also applied for the FEI building, but no one has heard their story until now.

The U.S. Department of Education reversing its course and awarding the surplus Federal Executive Institute property to the University of Virginia.

Piedmont Virginia Community College holds its 52nd commencement exercises Monday evening at 6PM, at John Paul Jones Arena.

Seven Virginia Cavaliers athletics programs have posted perfect multi-year rates of 1000 in the new Academic Progress Rate Institutional Report issued by the NCAA

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Virginia help kids thrive through mentorship, academic support, and a safe space to grow. Learn how they’re changing lives, and how you can get involved.

James Monroe’s Highland will host filmmaker Eduardo Montes-Bradley for a free screening of his recent documentary The Piccirilli Factor Saturday, May 10, 1-to-3pm.

Gretchen Walsh and Connor Shellenberger were honored as Virginia’s top athletes at the 2024-25 Hoos Choice Awards. Walsh earned the IMP Award as the top female athlete, while Shellenberger claimed the WINA Award as the top male athlete.