If federal funding for science is cut, we won’t just be losing the research
by Jessica B. Hamrick Growing up in Earlysville, I was fascinated by the world around me. How do ants explore so far, yet make their way back to their nests? […]
What’s changing in the federal government matters — how it impacts you matters even more
by Angilee Shah and Charlottesville Inclusive MediaFebruary 24, 2025 From executive orders and actions to leadership changes and lawsuits, the Trump administration’s blitz of bureaucracy can leave anyone’s head spinning. It’s hard to […]
Zyahna Bryant Runs for Charlottesville City School Board
For Immediate Release – Charlottesville, VA – Zyahna Bryant, a lifelong Charlottesville resident and dedicated advocate for education and social justice, is excited to announce her candidacy for the Charlottesville City School […]
“When do we get to rest?”: Golden Globe Nominee and Oscar Nominated RaMell Ross on the Directorial Choices of Nickel Boys
by Darnell Walker-Jones If you want to know what 16th-century Italians felt like seeing a painting by Michelangelo for the first time, watch Nickel Boys. My university, Florida A&M University, […]
Just Call Me Juan: Mayor Juandiego Wade Takes the Helm
by Sonia Montalvo | Photos by Eze Amos After finishing an interview with Vinegar Hill Magazine, A city worker walked up to introduce themselves to the newly elected Mayor, Juandiego […]
Election results show policing and public safety are top issues for Black voters
OPINION: David Love writes that the 2021 elections demonstrate why the time is now for Democrats to act on police reform The 2021 election results have proven that policing remains […]
