NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Jeffersonian quest
Unsurprisingly, debates over buildings at UVA, highlighted in this week’s feature, tend to come back to WWJD – what would Jefferson design?
Unsurprisingly, debates over buildings at UVA, highlighted in this week’s feature, tend to come back to WWJD – what would Jefferson design?
How do you paint something that makes people proud but also makes them think?
Many of the Christian artists in this week’s cover story see art as an opportunity to speak across faiths.
Among the misconceptions fractured by Chiara Canzi’s feature on local homeschoolers is the image of a kid working purely in isolation with Mom.
The high drama of the local budget season came to an end yesterday with City Council’s unanimous approval. Tax rates will remain the same
Just how long has Debbie Ryan coached UVA women’s basketball team? Thirty-four years.
Now it’s our turn. We know what it takes to compete for the jobs and industries of our time. We need to out-innovate, out-educate, and out-build the rest of the world. We have to make America the best place on Earth to do business. We need to take responsibility for our deficit and reform […]
The legacy of Biscuit Run continues to reverberate in this session of the General Assembly, where two bills head towards passage, each tackling the implications of the state’s hasty acquisition of the 1,200-acre former development for a future state park. After the Virginia Department of Transportation appraised the 1,200-acre Biscuit Run tract at $12 million, […]
In his first year in office, Ken Cuccinelli demonstrated a knack for busting the traditional bounds of an attorney general. Health care? Carbon emissions? Abortion clinics? Gay rights? Cuccinelli craftily found ways to insert himself into each issue with his own lawsuits, rulings, and interpretations. Even Mann’s critics have said that Cuccinelli should call off […]
In his first year in office, Ken Cuccinelli demonstrated a knack for busting the traditional bounds of an attorney general.