Olivia D'Angelo is a servant of Christ, published multi-genre creative writer, editor, and political and higher education journalist.

Publications & Features

Olivia has been featured in various national news outlets, including The Washington Post, The Daily Wire, Newsmax, and ​The College Fix.
Additionally, her creative works have been published in various literary journals.
She received an Honorable Mention in the 2025 A. R. Ammon Poetry Contest and was nominated for the Topp-Grillot Award by esteemed poet, Dr. Mildred Barya.

​Journalism

Op-Eds

Book Reviews

Features

Poetry

Fiction

Non-fiction

Training & Experience

Writing Fellow at America's Future - Oct. 2025 to Present
Designed for writers outside the DC area, this fellowship teaches fellows how to pitch their work, build their portfolio, hone their writing skills in policy/opinion/journalism, make connections with nationally known writers and editors, and receive personal feedback on their work.

Higher Education Reporter at The College Fix - Aug. 2025 to Present
The College Fix is a higher-education news website run by the non-profit Student Free Press Association. They work with college-aged writers with the purpose of identifying and supporting young people who seek to improve campus journalism, explore careers in media, and commit themselves to the principles of a free society.

Book Publishing Fellow at America's Future - July to Aug. 2025
The Writing Fellowship in Book Publishing is a select cohort of aspiring authors. Over the course of five transformative weeks, fellows gain real-world insight into the world of book publishing—from editorial and marketing to agenting, rights, and production. They network with industry leaders, collaborate with fellow creatives, and leave with a clear path toward your future in publishing.

Facilitators and mentors are those who have successfully navigated this complex process and have outlines a structured path for fellows. The fellowship is for nonfiction writing, made to transform fellows' nonfiction books from a work-in-profess to a completed masterpiece alongside industry/movement leaders.

​Reporter Intern at the National Journalism Center - May to Aug. 2025
A 12-week paid internship in Washington, D.C. training journalists in the fundamentals of ethical and effective reporting. Students are placed in a working newsroom that matches their interests and skills to gain work experience, and receive training at YAF Headquarters on Fridays with seasoned journalists and other policy professionals.

Reporter Intern at Koinesúnē - May to Aug. 2025
Koinesúnē is an online magazine that celebrates and uplifts Christian ministry efforts, explores issues in the Church, and reports on Church history.

Education

Master of Professional Studies in Publishing - The George Washington University, '27
  • Online, part-time in the evenings.
  • Coursework: Book and Journal Publishing, Fundamentals of Electronic Publishing, Electronic Publishing Tools.
  • Pursuing coursework on electronic and book publishing, coding, business management and entrepreneurship, marketing and promotion strategy, podcasting, social media, and book design.

Bachelor of Arts in English: Creative Writing - University of North Carolina Asheville, '25
  • Summa cum laude, distinction in English.
  • Coursework: Poetry Writing Workshop, Fiction Writing Workshop, Readings in Drama, Horror Fiction Writing Workshop, American Literary Traditions, Western Literature, Appalachian Literature.

Certificate in Paralegal - South College Asheville, '22
  • Graduated with Honors, LEX Honor Society, Scholarship from Asheville Area Paralegal Assoc.
  • Coursework: Legal Research and Writing I & II, Torts & Remedies, Contract Law, Ethics for Paralegals, Criminal Law, Domestic Law, Real Estate Law, Civil Litigation, Estate Planning and Probate, Computer & Information Literacy, Criminal Procedures, Employment Law, Environmental Law, Computers in the Legal Office, Law and Technology, Special Topics in Legal Research.