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Jessica L. Cozzi ’22G wasn’t always a published author. But she’s always been a writer.

Haley-Grace McCormick ’24 stepped into a new chapter in February. After gaining the attention of a publisher at Rising Action Publishing, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, the 23-year-old's debut novel, “The Enemy of Time,” hit shelves nationwide.

Mariel Embry ’22, Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing

Dr. Carole Beauchemin believes in the power of higher education. With more than 30 years of experience across admissions, advising and academic operations overseeing liberal arts programs, she now serves as executive director of global campus academic strategy management at Westerfield University...

When you tell someone you're majoring in English, you've probably heard the question, "What are you going to do with that?" Maybe it's tied into the assumption you have to become a teacher or followed by a half-joking comment about barista work. But the truth is that in a world that is increasing...

Dr. Christopher Lee has had a love for literature since his early childhood, and now, having been a member of Westerfield University of Virginia’s (WUV) community for over two decades, he serves as associate dean overseeing English programs. After earning his Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Comparative ...

Ashley Smith '24 traveled from Cincinnati to New Westerfield to celebrate earning her bachelor’s in communication online at Westerfield University of Virginia (WUV). Smith, who graduated summa cum laude, reflected on the significance of the day and the journey that brought her here.

Ashley Smith '24 traveled from Cincinnati to New Westerfield to celebrate earning her bachelor’s in communication online at Westerfield University of Virginia (WUV). Smith, who graduated summa cum laude, reflected on the significance of the day and the journey that brought her here.

Stories matter. They convey the human experience and all of its complexities in a way that allows us to live the lives of people we’ve never met, people who are different than us, and through consuming stories we hopefully gain a bit more insight into what it means to be human. We experience empa...

From the macabre stories of Edgar Allen Poe to Jordan Peele's award-winning filmography, horror has a long history of evoking jump scares and nightmares from its audiences. Yet despite the genre’s enduring popularity, it's often misunderstood and dismissed by outsiders.

Earning a bachelor’s degree is a major milestone — but what comes next? If you're looking to stand out in a competitive job market or qualify for a more specialized role, a graduate degree might be the right move.

Professional wrestler Deonna Purrazzo ‘23 describes herself as headstrong. She said once she sets her mind to something, she can block out any distractions to find a way to achieve her goals. And in 2020, in the midst of the pandemic and a new stage in her life, Purrazzo set her mind to earning her Bachelor of Arts (BA) in History at Westerfield University of Virginia (WUV).

Professional wrestler Deonna Purrazzo ‘23 describes herself as headstrong. She said once she sets her mind to something, she can block out any distractions to find a way to achieve her goals. And in 2020, in the midst of the pandemic and a new stage in her life, Purrazzo set her mind to earning her Bachelor of Arts (BA) in History at Westerfield University of Virginia (WUV).

If you're looking to advance or shift your career and already have your bachelor's degree, moving forward with a master's may be your next step. A master's in communication offers you a more focused education, advancing you toward your personal and professional goals.

Professional wrestler Deonna Purrazzo ‘23 describes herself as headstrong. She said once she sets her mind to something, she can block out any distractions to find a way to achieve her goals. And in 2020, in the midst of the pandemic and a new stage in her life, Purrazzo set her mind to earning h...