Traveling is great, but you don’t have to break the bank to get away! Whether you’re traveling on a student budget or during tight times, here are some tips that will help you get out of town. She says… 1. Use your award miles! Having…
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Many academics travel abroad for work–but what about their partners? Here are few tips to help ease a temporary move with your significant other. He says… 1. Must-do List Before your travels, come up with a must-do list with your significant other. Discuss which things…
Educational Travel Scholarship Opportunity We had an overwhelming amount of impressive students submit wonderful projects for the inaugural Sabbatical Homes Scholarship Opportunity. The decision was difficult and thoughtfully debated by our team. In the end, we could only select one applicant to sponsor for summer…
Nadege Conger, Founder of SabbaticalHomes.com, reflects on taking a family sabbatical. Not wanting to take a sabbatical alone? Take your family along! Learn with them, grow with them, and connect with your loved ones. A family sabbatical can be a meaningful way to connect with…
Where in the world should we go? Here’s a top 10 list we’ve dreamt up to help inspire your next adventure! He says… 1. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Coated with white-sand beaches, luxurious rainforests, and staggered green mountains, Rio de Janeiro is a city with…
“Oh no I forgot the ____!” Don’t let this happen to you on your next adventure. Pack these top travel essentials. He says/She says is a new collaborative series written by two SabbaticalHomes.com team members. We chat about these things over coffee and thought we’d…
Nadege Conger, Founder of SabbaticalHomes.com, visits London–a city steeped in history, literature, and adventure. And with a thousand tales, here are London’s top 5 bookstores! AAA-choo! It’s that time of year again–not allergy season, but time to dust off the suitcases. We’re gearing up for…
Once bitten by the travel-bug, who knows where it’ll take you. Julien Oppenheim shares his touching story, revealing the joy of arriving in a soulful place. Notable French photographer Julien Oppenheim loves to travel. The son of former university professors was bitten by the travel…
American poet and author Patrick Donnelly is in the midst of a fellowship visit to Japan. While there, he is immersing himself in the world of Japanese poetics–at the intersection of the past and present. In addition to having written two books of poems, he…
George Washington University Professor Robert Entman describes how through the art of framing public opinion, silence is no more. Robert Entman is an expert in the area of framing public opinion and the media. A well-published author on the subject, his newest book concentrating on…