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WUVT (001)

WUVT would like to remind you not to drink and drive. It doesn’t matter if you’ve had one drink or ten. It doesn’t matter if you’re driving a hundred miles or just around the corner. Alcohol impairs your hand-eye coordination, and operating a motor vehicle while under its influence can be fatal to you, or somebody else. Do yourself a favor: If you think you might be drunk– you are, and shouldn’t be driving.

Red Cross (002)

Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs blood. You can do your part to help by giving blood at your local Red Cross Blood Drive. Just one donation can help save more than one person in need. You can visit www.redcrossblooddrive.org to find a blood drive near you.

###ReNew the New (004) Have you visited the scenic New River? Would you like to help it keep it scenic? The annual spring cleanup sponsored by "ReNew the New" is on March 23rd from 8:30 a.m. until noon. The location is at Eastern Elementary in Giles County. A free lunch is included. For more information visit renewthenew.org.

Raft Crisis Hotline (007)

Need to talk? Raft Crisis Hotline offers 24/7 empathy and support. Whether you’re in a crisis situation or if you want to talk about your stressful day, trained volunteers are ready to listen. Call (540) 961- 8400 to speak with someone who cares.

New River Blues Society (012)

The New River Blues Society is sponsoring a free blues show on April 14th from 1pm to 5pm at the Pulaski Theater in Pulaski, Virginia. The show will feature 3 local blues bands. This event is in support of The Blues Initiative, a blues education branch of the NRBS that provides free blues instrument lessons.

Undergraduate Student Senate (030)

The Undergraduate Student Senate serves as the voice of every Hokie. All undergraduate students are invited to participate in the voting process by voting on Gobbler Connect Until March 24th.

Spending Time Outdoors (098)

Spending time outdoors has never felt more valuable. Whether it's exploring nature, or just relaxing in your yard, let's do it responsibly. WUVT would like to remind you to check for closures and fire restrictions before you go out, and practice social distancing, even when outside. Also, no matter where you are, WUVT encourages you to properly extinguish any outdoor fire. With your help, we can keep our outdoor places safe.

Invasive Firewood (124)

To you, it’s just a piece of firewood, but to invasive insects, it’s a ticket to their next meal. Moving firewood long distances is dangerous for the forest wildlife. Fortunately, stopping these forest killing freeloaders is simple. Buying your firewood near where you’ll burn it, or gathering wood at your campsite if it’s allowed reduces the spread of invasive species. To learn more, you can visit dontmovefirewood.org.

American Tinnitus Association (221)

We all love peace and quiet when we need it, which is why the American Tinnitus Association, a nonprofit in Virginia, wants you to know that "ringing in your ears" after a concert is a sign of hearing damage. In honor of Tinnitus Awareness Week, be kind to your ears and keep the volume down. If you have buzzing, ringing, or hissing in your ears, don't ignore it. Visit ATA.org to get help or to learn more about tinnitus.

Website Submissions (222)

WUVT is now accepting submissions for content to be posted at our website at wuvt.vt.edu. We're looking for music reviews, literature, and pretty much anything you think is cool enough to be on our website! If you're interested, you can email our webmaster, Amir, at amir@wuvt.vt.edu with submissions or questions. We look forward to seeing your submissions!

Pavillion for Jesse Peterman Library (291)

The Floyd County Library Building Fund established in 1982 is now fundraising to build an outdoor educational space for Jessie Peterman Library. The pavilion will allow staff to enhance children's programming and to provide opportunities for music, art and nature events. To learn more about the Pavillion project, go to www.mfrl.org.

Kiwanis Club (379)

The Clothesline Project Display raises awareness of sexual violence. Survivors of violence create shirts with direct messages and strong illustrations. The shirts celebrate their strength and courage to overcome the past. The Display will be on the public sidewalk at 204 Draper Road in Blacksburg from 9am to 5pm on Wednesday, March 27th.

Kiwanis Club (379)

You can join the Kiwanis Club for its 3rd annual 5k event on Saturday, May 4th at 9 a.m. All Proceeds from this event benefit the Kiwanis Club of Wythe County. Running packets are available on race day starting at 7:30 a.m.

Skyla Burrell Blues Show (490)

In support of the Women's Resource Center, and in cooperation with the Lyric Theater and The Christiansburg Institute, the New River Blues Society presents a rocking blues show by Skyla Burrell. The show is on April 3rd and starts at 7:00PM. For more information on Skyla, visit thelyric.com.

VTDITC True School Studios (567)

Are you an aspiring musician? If so, you're in luck! Every Friday from 2-5pm, DJs, Producers, MCs, and Engineers come through True School Studious to sharpen their individual skills and teach other artists the ropes. Don't just talk about it, be about it! VTDITC's True School Studios is located in the Media Building Room 103, on 101 Draper Road NW. This service is free of charge.

NCC Shows (654)

The NCC will be hosting three shows of experimental, diverse musicians from all across the eastern US. On March 14th, it's Wetness from North Carolina. On March 20th, it's Marie Caroll from Connecticut. And on March 22nd, its Ethan from Massachusetts. The NCC is located at 434 Blue Grass Trail in Newport, VA. For more info, you can email doubleknitwalrus@hotmail.com or a.m.leager@gmail.com

Alcoholics Anonymous (707)

Do you find yourself drinking on days where you planned not to? Have you ever wondered if you have a drinking problem? If so, you’re not alone; there are plenty of others just like you that can help. You can attend an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting every night at 7:30PM, at 203 East Roanoke Street, Blacksburg, Virginia, a safe place for recovery.

WUVT Needs PSAs! (772)

Are you part of a non-profit looking to announce something on our airwaves? If you would like to submit a public service announcement to be read on-air, WUVT invites you to visit our website, and navigate to the "Public Service Announcements" tab to submit a PSA. If you have any questions about this process, feel free to email our Public Relations Director Eve Vo at evo@wuvt.vt.edu.

Land Recognition (784)

WUVT would like to recognize that Virginia Tech occupies the land of the Tutelo and Monacan people. Please take a moment to celebrate and honor this ancestral land, and the sacred lands of all indigenous peoples.

Blacksburg Master Chorale (873)

Under the direction of Larry Wyatt, the Blacksburg Master Chorale will perform musical pieces that tell stories from the Holocaust camps, the experiences of Fredrick Douglass and John Brown, and a Montana town that stood together in the face of bigotry and racism. For more information, visit www.BlacksburgMasterChorale.org.

BSA Venturing (888)

Want to build leadership & organizational skills while exploring the majesty of our country? Do you like camping & being outdoors?Then you can learn more about BSA Venturing! Venturing is for ages 14 through 20 that teaches lifesaving and life enhancing skills. If you are older than 21, we have additional opportunities to make a difference in the lives of local youth. Reach out to Venture Crew 158 on Facebook and Instagram or email bsaventurecrew158@gmail.com for more info.

VPI Cave Club (891)

How underground and dirty can YOU get? Well... literally get underground with the VPI cave club! The VPI cave club is the National Speleological Society's first student grotto. For more information, you can follow them on Instagram @vpi.caveclub.

2024 PPE Distinguished Public Lecture (909)

MacArthur Fellow Grant Winner Elizabeth Anderson will deliver the 2024 PPE Distinguished Public Lecture at Virginia Tech. The lecture is organized by the Kellogg Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. Professor Anderson will speak about “Challenges to Creating an Egalitarian Society.” This event will take place on April 3rd at 5pm in the Moss Arts Center. No tickets required and a public reception will follow. All faculty, students, and members of the public are invited to attend.

Perspective Gallery (999)

The Perspective Gallery in the Squires Student Center created a Celebrate Black love exhibit highlighting expressions of Black Love. This annual show coincides with Martin Luther King Jr.'s celebrations and Black History month and provides an opportunity to reflect on Dr.King's quest to create a just and peaceful society through kindness and love. Stop by!