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Walking into the University as a transfer student is hard. It's hard. It doesn't matter how bubbly you are, how attractive you are , how smart you are or how friendly you are.

ON THIS DAY IN 1991: Nirvana performed "Smells Like Teen Spirit" in public for the first time, during a concert in Seattle.

Charlottesville and Albemarle County are part of a film focusing on growth in the area.

Life is funny. You can see the giving nature of others and yet still be surprised when you see it again.

Two utility workers are being treated for injuries after being hit by a car in front of Barracks Road Shopping Center Wednesday afternoon.

Start each day with GlobeSt.com's National AM Alert for original coverage of the latest transactions and trends shaping the commercial real estate industry.

The Jefferson Area Tea Party used Tuesday's tax day to condemn recent actions by the city and county.

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Alan Taylor recounts the impact that slaves in Virginia had on the War of 1812.

Gerald Felix Warburg, former chief advisor to Rep. Alan Cranston, talks about his memoir.

Indeed vinyl has risen from the ashes to reclaim its throne as the preferred means of music acquisition in the physical world.

We mentioned back in October that DC band Typefighter would be releasing their debut album, The End of Everything , this year.

Some Charlottesville culinary teachers are sharing their skills with the help of new technology.

April 15, 2014 -- Charlottesville, VA - Presentations at the recent symposium of The International Society for Therapeutic Ultrasound demonstrate an increasing body of data supporting the potential of focused ultrasound to transform the treatment of a wide range of diseases.

Swedish home goods giant Ikea Group is investing in its first wind farm in the U.S., joining a parade of other companies that are venturing into the renewable energy sector.

Driving a test pile Long before actual construction on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel began in September 1960, engineers conducted months of test borings to determine the soil conditions along the crossing's route.

The Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce 's Chamber Commonwealth Breakfast took place Monday morning.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., April 14, 2014 - William Shakespeare is such a studied and celebrated writer that it might seem there could be nothing more to examine about his work.

Many area residents are trying to create an African-American history trail. Charlottesville native Evelyn Barbour was around when the Paramount Theater showed first-run films and black audiences had to use a side entrance.

Last weekend's Tom Tom Founders Festival featured 170 hours of free arts and musical events hosted in celebration of the Charlottesville community.

"I used to come to the Market and it seemed so expensive so I wouldn't buy much," Spencer said.