Audrey Williams is a freelance journalist who has written for publications such as Glam and Portland State Athletics. She covers a variety of topics, including fashion, pop culture, mental health, and dating trends. Her work has also been featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education, People Management magazine, and other publications.
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Audrey's coverage primarily centers around the beauty & fashion and entertainment industries, with a mix of legal policy regulation and government announcements. She seems open to industry-specific insights, expert commentary on trends or emerging topics in beauty & fashion, as well as updates related to pop culture.
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Whether many like to admit it or not, everybody has gossiped at one point or another. However, there's a limit to it, which can affect your mental health.
A new dating trend has emerged in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and unlike most other dating trends, it's completely rooted in science.
Ahead of the "Dune" sequel's release, Arrakis style has leapt off the screen and onto runways, ensuring that the aesthetic will hit our wardrobes come fall.
Temu is one of the most downloaded apps in existence, but while the bargains are tempting, there are a few things to know about this new retailer.
By: Hailey Green, Sienna Higinbotham, Lucy Quinn, Audrey Williams
PORTLAND, Ore. – Six Portland State women's soccer student-athletes were named to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District team.
By: Audrey Williams
Nearly every public flagship enrolled a smaller share of freshmen from within their states in 2022 than they did two decades earlier, according to a Chronicle analysis of new data from the U.S.
By: Brian O’Leary, Audrey Williams
Here is a closer look at how nearly 23,000 new academic programs were added between 2002-22.
By: Audrey Williams
Just this year, more than a dozen colleges have either shut down or announced that closure is nigh . Many of them share a common trait: enrollment of around 1,000 students or less
The American system of higher education is noteworthy, in part, for its variability. It includes public, private, and nonprofit institutions; large, small, and in-between ones; and residential and commuter campuses.
By: Audrey Williams, Aoife Clancy
The summer-to-fall transition brings opportunity for itchy, flaky skin, so we tapped board-certified dermatologist Dr. Jing Liu for her best seasonal tips.
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