NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Budget cuts target troubled teens
It’s one thing to hear the general news about state budget cuts in the midst of the national economic crisis.
Chamber says glass half full, Perriello says stop the bleeding
In a sober tone reminiscent of President Obama’s inauguration address, Perriello told the Chamber of Commerce that the country should expect “a continued period of pain and struggle.â€
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Will we lose the Gravity Lounge?
When the news broke that the Gravity Lounge is in financial trouble and might be closing,
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Fresh photographs for re-envisioning Valentine
If Valentine’s Day seems to you, as it does to a lot of people, like a forced holiday, C-VILLE is here to help you
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Inauguration fever in the Capitol and here at home
When an event comes around once in a lifetime, it takes a while for the buzz to wear off.
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: 2009 Design Annual
Because all the cool people are image conscious, we give you this year’s Design Annual,
UVA hires two offensive-minded coaches
After a 2008 season that gave new meaning to the word “uneven,” not to mention “maddening,” UVA football Head Coach Al Groh is adding some new blood to his staff.
Live Arts' Demon Barber stays barbaric
Roughly 2 million years ago, the human brain underwent a tremendous growth spurt,
Charlottesville-based Web business shows it
On npr.org today, a Charlottesville-based Web business is highlighted as an example of how to survive the economic downtown.
VQR's four-star G.I. journal
Now that the “surge” is “working,” there appears to be a surge of disinterest in (or outright indifference to) the war in Iraq. Well, leave it to The Virginia Quarterly Review—which, as regular readers know, takes flying leaps beyond the usual literary journal parameters—to get the lump back in your throat, and, if you’re so […]