Woke Waste featured in Times Higher Education

I was interviewed for the piece by Frances Jones

I thought readers might want to know Woke Waste has been covered in the Times Higher Education supplement today – link here (you may need to login to read).

I was interviewed by Frances Jones last week for the piece. It’s a very fair write up. Here’s a snippet:

“Gill told Times Higher Education that her efforts to find out where, in her view, public money is being wasted is “really important for academia. We’re studying a lot of nonsense and it’s very ideological. It feels as if you have to show a left-wing bias to get funding, and the whole system feels skewed that way.”


Today’s piece:

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