Channing Mathews Archives - Vinegar Hill Magazine

Building Roadmaps to Culinary Careers

by Katrina Spencer July 22, 2026August 3, 2026

by Channing J. Mathews Channing J. Mathews is based in Charlottesville, Virginia, where she works as an assistant professor at the University of Virginia. Her journalism experience comes from a […]

Politics

Keep Jim Crow Out Our Mailbox: Engaging Race, Power and Voting in the Upcoming Virginia Special Election

By Gerald D. Higginbotham and Channing J. MathewsApril 4, 2026May 18, 2026

Channing Mathews

MatchBox’s Craft Without Ego, Creativity With Restraint

By Channing J. MathewsMarch 1, 2026April 1, 2026

Channing Mathews

You Can Grow Food in Your Own Backyard: Exploring the Meaning of Food Justice in Charlottesville

by Vinegar Hill Magazine September 19, 2023November 21, 2024

Channing Mathews

Finding Space to Thrive: Black Women Who Wine

by Katrina Spencer July 7, 2023November 21, 2024

Channing Mathews

The Pearl of the Antilles in Charlottesville

by Katrina Spencer May 30, 2023November 21, 2024

Channing Mathews

However You Drink, Drink in Harmony

by Katrina Spencer April 25, 2023November 21, 2024

Channing Mathews

Community Cornerstones: Mel’s Cafe

by Katrina Spencer March 27, 2023November 21, 2024

Channing Mathews

(Re)Living Black Histories with Niya Bates

by Katrina Spencer February 24, 2023November 21, 2024

Photo includes a picture of a white plate with a black cast iron skillet sitting on top. In the skillet is a partially eaten warm and fluffy piece of yellow cornbread. A knife sits carefully placed within the side of the cornbread to gather another fluffy piece. There is a dollop of whipped butter on the top with a spattering of chives, and a hint of black pepper at the top.

Food and Drink

Pass the Cornbread!

by Katrina Spencer January 12, 2023November 21, 2024

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Category: Channing Mathews

Building Roadmaps to Culinary Careers

Keep Jim Crow Out Our Mailbox: Engaging Race, Power and Voting in the Upcoming Virginia Special Election

MatchBox’s Craft Without Ego, Creativity With Restraint

You Can Grow Food in Your Own Backyard: Exploring the Meaning of Food Justice in Charlottesville

Finding Space to Thrive: Black Women Who Wine

The Pearl of the Antilles in Charlottesville

However You Drink, Drink in Harmony

Community Cornerstones: Mel’s Cafe

(Re)Living Black Histories with Niya Bates

Pass the Cornbread!

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