Who knew that WTJU radio camp could be such fun? We did! We did!

This weekend, Charlottesville will be hosting its annual community health fair. UVA’s vice president for diversity and equity Dr. Marcus Martin shared the details with WTJU’s Nathan Moore.

WTJU's Allen Hench spoke with Michelle Krisel about the upcoming performance of Madama Butterfly produced by Ash Lawn Opera.

What is zombie debt? Why is it becoming big business? WTJU’s Miranda Bennett sat down with Brenda Castaneda and her client Lisa to answer these questions. Castaneda is the Director of Civil Advocacy at Legal Aid Justice Center in Charlottesville. Lisa has struggled to overcome the challenges of this type of debt.

This 4th of July, 78 immigrants became American Citizens during Monticello's 53rd annual naturalization ceremony. The event began at 9 a.m. sharp, with the Chinese gong on Mr. Jefferson’s great clock signaling the hour. WTJU's Emily Richardson-Lorente was there.

Virginia's Pamunkey Indians recently won federal recognition; they are the first American Indian tribe in Virginia to do so. WTJU's Leah Esslinger spoke with the tribe's Assistant Chief, Robert Gray, about what recognition means in the Pamunkey people.

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Charlottesville Community Bikes is a non-profit organization but it's not like any other bike shop. It won't fix your bike for you. It will fix it WITH you. Melissa Wender explained why this approach works. She spoke with WTJU's Esther Namubiru

Meet Anganile Thomson. He is one of the participants in the Young African Leaders Initiative being hosted at UVa. Anganile spoke with WTJU's Esther Namubiru about his media work and passion for civic engagement among the youth in Tanzania.

WTJU's Julia Kudravetz sat down with Doug Smith, academic director of the Young African Leaders Initiative.

Najib Ben Brahim is NOT a doctor, but his start-up company Telehealth Management MAY just help your doctor deliver healthcare more efficiently. With the help of the i.Lab Incubator at the Darden School of Business, Ben Brahim is on a path to make his start-up a leader in the healthcare technology field.