A graduate of Harvard's University's Divinity School, Glass earned a Master's in Theology, concentrating on Christianity and culture. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Comparative Religion from Hunter College in New York City with an emphasis in the classics.

Glass currently works at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as a journalist and online technical director.

Before joining the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Glass worked as a web programmer during the dot com craze. Always the entrepreneur, she is credited as the first contributing writer-expert on women's issues for About.com and produced an online ethics forum dedicated to opposing ethical perspectives.

Before her foray into online journalism, Glass published a niche, print magazine, The Woman Rebel, garnering praise in Publish Magazine and an unlikely recommendation in Vogue. The Woman Rebel was unabashedly feminist, giving voice to opposing viewpoints on topical, social issues with a focus on bleeding-edge performance and visual artists.

Her academic work includes research on several academic works from qualitative work on early women's history and the social welfare movement to quantitative analysis on national desegregation patterns.