Campus by Times Higher Education
Education
Democrats won back 34 seats in the House of Representatives and won control of seven more state governorships. But, will Democrats be able to overcome partisan gridlock on key HE issues? And is it time for scientists to take up arms and join the political battle to protect truth?
THE's North America editor Paul Basken joins Sara Custer to talk about what impact the Democratic victories in the midterms will have on universities. Plus, Harvard scientist-turned-candidate, Eric Feigl-Ding, talks about his run in the Pennsylvania congressional race.
See more of THE's coverage of the US midterms:
US midterms: the academics who tried to switch to politics
US midterms: House win gives democrats critical leverage on HE
THE Podcast: Data and how it's changing the way universities work
THE Podcast: Does a university's location inspire innovation?
THE Podcast: Analysis of the teaching excellence framework 2018 results
THE Podcast: University reputation and the "B-word"
THE Podcast: Data on global STEM enrolments
THE Podcast: Forever young? Universities under 50
THE Podcast: AI and higher education
THE Podcast: Women in higher education
THE Podcast: Free speech and academic freedom
THE podcast: Can central Europe catch up with the rest of the West?
THE podcast: China's global influence
THE podcast: Gender pay gap
THE Podcast: The US budget and funding for higher education
THE Podcast: MENA Universities Summit 2018 review
THE podcast: Student Experience Survey 2018
THE podcast: academic sisterhood, most international universities and free tuition challenges for South Africa
THE podcast: University Mental Health Day
THE podcast: Annual vice-chancellors' salary survey and grand challenges at US universities
THE podcast: Higher education funding review special
THE podcast: Asia Universities Summit 2018 review
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
Positive Thinking Mind
In the Great Khan’s Tent
Visualize Meditations
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
The Mel Robbins Podcast