Sara Custer is the Editor in Chief at Times Higher Education. She focuses on education, particularly higher education, campus life, and university research, while also exploring the intersections of culture and society. Sara's insights and expertise have been featured in Inside Higher Ed and Times Higher Education.
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Sara Custer's coverage is focused on higher education, including topics such as research excellence, online learning, and student success. She also covers broader themes like populism and community engagement in the context of academia.
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