Audrey Williams June
Audrey Williams June is the news-data manager at The Chronicle. She explores and analyzes data sets, databases, and records to uncover higher-education trends, insights, and stories.
She has built several areas of expertise since arriving at The Chronicle, in 2001, including the academic job market, faculty pay, and efforts to diversify the faculty.
Before coming to The Chronicle, Audrey was a business reporter for The Charlotte Observer, in North Carolina. While there, she wrote about the ups and downs of being an entrepreneur and the city’s banking industry. She has also worked for The Telegraph, in Macon, Ga., as an environmental reporter.
Audrey earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism with a minor in economics at Florida A&M University. When she’s not wrangling data, you’ll find her browsing the stacks at her local public library.
Stories by this Author
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Controversial testHere Are 4 Things to Know About the ‘Classic’ Entrance Exam That’s Now Accepted in Florida
The Classic Learning Test is accepted chiefly by small private religious institutions. Now 12 public universities in Florida do, too. -
Brain Drain
In These Red States, Professors Are Eyeing the Exits
A new survey of thousands of faculty members in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and North Carolina finds that political incursions have dissatisfied the professoriate and chilled hiring. -
Data
Here’s What ‘Back to College’ Looks Like This Fall
The new academic year brings hopeful signs amid thorny challenges, as summed up by these data points. -
Executive Exits
These Are the Factors That End College Presidencies
One certainty about the job of college president, known for its unpredictability, is that every one must eventually come to an end. -
Compensation
Latest Data: Which Private-College Presidents Earned the Most?
Eighty leaders pulled in $1 million or more in 2020. -
Data Visualization
The Supreme Court’s Admissions Ruling Mainly Affects Selective Colleges. They’re a Tiny Slice of Higher Ed.
Institutions selective enough to use race in admissions are influential, but most students never experience a process that considers race. -
Data
How Diverse Are America’s Campuses?
Race and ethnicity in undergraduate enrollment varies widely by institution, selectivity, and among two- and four-year colleges. -
Data
How Colleges Spent Extra Covid-Relief Money on Their Students
A Chronicle analysis of institutions’ discretionary funds found that, for many of them, clearing student balances was a priority. -
Data
These Were Higher Ed’s Biggest Financial Losses From the Pandemic
The Chronicle analyzed the nearly $13-billion decline in colleges’ revenues in 2021. -
'A Critical Lifeline'
Higher Ed Received Billions in Covid-Relief Money. Where Did It Go?
The distribution of pandemic-relief funds highlights the structure and priorities of academe, according to an analysis by The Chronicle.
