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Our blogs

Curious about what is going on in language and innovation at In’to and in academia? You can find our articles on language and communication here, ranging from useful language tips to fascinating discoveries.

René Vermeulen en Sylvia van der Weerden van Radboud in'to Languages

Becoming AI proficient? “Make sure you do it safely and responsibly”

How do you use AI effectively, safely and responsibly? That's what you'll learn in In'to Languages' AI workshops. In this interview, Sylvia van der Weerden and René Vermeulen talk about their vision and approach.

Portret van Hedy Bulten

Column Hedy Bulten - Digital security: time for action!

In her monthly column, security officer Hedy Bulten reflects on the importance of digital security. She calls on employees to work more consciously and securely with (digital) information in 2026.

Karen de Bruijn

Looking back and looking forward - blog Karen de Bruijn

Karen de Bruijn looks back at 2025 and ponders about 2026.

Evelyn Kroesbergen, nieuwe decaan Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen

Column Evelyn Kroesbergen: Annual appraisal interviews - a moment of reflection

In her column in the faculty newsletter, Evelyn Kroesbergen explains that the annual appraisal is a moment for reflection. At the same time, she also reflects on the past year herself.

Tom Heskes

Open letter - blog Tom Heskes

Each month, one of the FB members writes about a current topic. This month, Vice Dean of Research Tom Heskes writes about open letters.

Man kijkt naar latopscherm met ChatGPT

Dumber because of AI?

Does AI make us dumber, or can it enhance our thinking skills? At In'to, we will not wait for the discussion to be resolved. Instead, we choose to learn and to teach how to use AI responsibly.

Laura van Niftrik draagt een groene coltrui en staat voor een witte achtergrond.

Assessment pressure - Blog Laura van Niftrik

Every month, one of the members of the Faculty Board discusses a current theme. This month, Laura van Niftrik writes about assessment pressure.

Portret van Sven Braster

A bridge between students and faculty

Sven Braster is a sociology student, and this academic year the student assessor of the Faculty of Social Sciences. As student assessor, I aim to ensure that the student voice is clearly reflected in faculty policy this year.

Sijbrand De Jong

The arrow of time - blog Sijbrand de Jong

Each month, one of the FB members writes about a current topic. This month, Dean Sijbrand de Jong talks about time.

Wellbeing Week

December joy? - All well and good!

All well and good: in this edition, Renée Müskens writes about her perhaps cynical – or simply realistic? – thoughts on Christmas, and how you can look beyond the December madness to realise what you have and what you really need deep down inside.

Wellbeing Week

Starting in good spirits - All well and good!

All well and good: this month, Renée Müskens writes about having resolutions and goals for the new academic year, and how you can deal with the pressure that these resolutions might give you!

Portret van Frederique van Alfen-Las

Using the course card to talk about workplace behaviour: ‘It contributes to greater connection’

Never inviting the same person to a social drink or constant joking remarks about a colleague. These are situations that often remain unspoken, no longer so within the Business Support department, thanks to the course card ‘Should Be OK?’.