How Far We Haven’t Come
by Leslie M. Scott-Jones I had possibly one of the most disturbing conversation with a colleague and friend that I have ever experienced. The conversation alludes to the same kind of vitriol I felt when the recording of the BAFTA awards reached me. There’s a thing in a Black existence…
Trailblazing Tanesha
How This Woman’s Voice is Reshaping Charlottesville’s Fight for Justice by Marquan E. Jones | Photos by Eze Amos When Tanesha Hudson walks into a room, she owns it. It’s…
A Cinematic Celebration: Ty Cooper on the 2026 Indie Short Film Festival
by Sarad Davenport Charlottesville is about to get a lot more cinematic. From March 20th to the 22nd, the downtown mall will transform into a hub for independent voices as…
Popular Headlines
Finding Our Narratives at the 2026 Virginia Festival of the Book
by Jessica Harris Jessica Harris is based in Charlottesville, Virginia, and has written for Vinegar Hill Magazine for three years. She’s passionate about accessible arts education, community-based work and, of course, 70s & 80s music.…
From Bronze to Belonging: Charlottesville Previews the Future of Its Public Space
For years, two tons of bronze ingots—the melted remains of Charlottesville’s Robert E. Lee statue—have sat in storage, waiting for a second act. This Saturday, that transformation begins in earnest as the Swords Into Plowshares…
At Monticello, a new Edith Hern Fossett portrait emerges
A commissioned portrait adds nuance to the life of one of Monticello’s most well-known enslaved chefs. by Tiana Woodard Though inanimate, the portrait “Who Is Edith Hern Fossett?” emits a warmth of its own. Strokes…
No Cap: HBCUs Are Built Different
Everything you need to know about HBCUs — and why you need to be at the 434 College Fair on March 7th So… What Even Is an HBCU? Let’s set the record straight. Historically Black…
fall 2025
Issue
A.D. Carson
The Living Archive: Professor A.D. Carson on D’Angelo, Dope, and Hip Hop’s Technology
Recent News
MatchBox’s Craft Without Ego, Creativity With Restraint
by Channing J. Mathews Channing J. Mathews is based in Charlottesville, Virginia, where she works as an assistant professor at…
Saving Our Seeds
Dr. Kayri Havens of the Chicago Botanic Garden works to preserve seeds. Her institution lends seeds out to researchers by…
The Rundown: Issue 3
The interior of low waste store Refill & Renew where customers can find jugs, buckets and tanks of liquid products…
Five Composting Tips for Home Gardeners
Latoya Brown-Zimmermann reaches for a plant while surrounded by greenery. Image provided by Latoya Brown-Zimmermann by Katrina L. Spencer and…
Swipe Safety: The Dating App Education We Learn from Each Other
by Dr. Vincent Jones II Dr. Vincent Jones II is an Assistant Professor of Community Health at York College, The…