Monticello
Coverage of Monticello in the Nexus archive.
- Seventy-four new American citizens take oath of allegiance on America's 250th at Monticello
Seventy-four people from 36 countries became U.S. citizens at Monticello during a ceremony coinciding with America's 250th anniversary. The event took place at President Thomas Jefferson's home.
- For new citizens, it’s about having their voices heard. And about pizza.
On July 4, 36 individuals became United States citizens at Monticello in Charlottesville, Va. The event highlighted themes of civic participation and community, with a notable mention of pizza as a cultural element.
- A Jefferson for every era, from Lincoln to Trump, and the contradictions that endure
The article explores Thomas Jefferson's evolving legacy as interpreted through different eras, highlighting contradictions in his advocacy for liberty and slavery. Historians note his influence on political ideologies from FDR to modern debates, while institutions like Monticello and the University of Virginia confront his complex legacy through exhibits on slavery and freedom.