Articles by Annette Kroes

If I told you that my life had gotten better after I started prepping my lunch ahead of time and going to sleep earlier, you…

Today, students and teachers alike are facing a dilemma regarding the ethical use of artificial intelligence in classrooms across all educational levels. With unchecked access…

Growing up in this age of technology, I have been confronted many times by well-meaning adults, motivated by some intrinsic desire to instill common sense…

It is week four of the 2024 Fall term: if you squint through the green mesh tarp covering the metal chain link fences surrounding the…

On a typical fall term day where the weather permits, the gray brick paths, wooden benches, bright green trees and the always popular elevated turf…

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is oft-cited advice, but there are always benefits to renovating something that could use a few upgrades. It…

On a rare morning where I’ve given myself enough time to get ready, eat breakfast, play through the suite of NYT games and still have…

At some point this or last week, you might have received an email about participating in a focus group conducted by an independent researcher in…

There is no question that the university model is in crisis. Lingering financial stress due to the pandemic, unpopular tuition hikes and a dwindling pool…

If you’re starting to feel like these “unprecedented times” have become rather precedented, or like the last four years have been like one really long,…