Browse news stories, press features, interviews, and media mentions that share the story of SabbaticalHomes, our members, and the meaningful connections created through our global academic housing network. Explore coverage of our mission, community, milestones, and ongoing work to help scholars and higher education professionals find trusted housing around the world.
We surveyed SabbaticalHomes members working in academic and research institutions around the world, and they answered in detail. Their responses paint a striking picture of how a resilient community managed work, life, and uncertainty through the early stretch of the pandemic.
Following our earlier coronavirus updates, this post offers recommendations for members weighing whether to cancel travel plans. As everyone worked out a new normal in early 2020, we gathered practical guidance to help members navigate cancellations and upcoming housing arrangements.
With COVID-19 dominating everything in March 2020, our thoughts went out to everyone affected. We reached out to members with early guidance on managing travel and any housing arrangements they had in motion, along with useful links for a fast-changing situation.
We congratulate member Esther Duflo, PhD, her husband Abhijit Banerjee, PhD, and Michael Kremer, PhD, on the 2019 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. We celebrate the years of collaborative work behind this honor and the community members who made it.
SabbaticalHomes is pleased to announce a partnership with the Higher Education Recruitment Consortium. The two organizations serve the same academic communities and will work together to strengthen their respective initiatives and support inclusive excellence in the academic workforce.
At SabbaticalHomes, relationships and shared ideas keep the community strong. We listen, learn, and keep members informed of changes that build better connections. In that spirit, we are introducing the Community Builder Badge, and here is what it means for you.
Researching at the Huntington The Huntington in Pasadena, California awards 200 research fellowships every year and hosts an additional 1600 scholars who come to study within their special collections. Over a third of these scholars come from distances far away to study the library collections,…
We were glad to answer questions from journalist Ümit Yoker for her Neue Zürcher Zeitung story, Andere Länder, andere Gedanken. It explores how scholars who carry their work abroad often hope a new setting will bring fresh inspiration and creativity.
SabbaticalHomes is thrilled to reach its 100,000th affordable, low-fee, commission-free listing. Privately owned and built around community, integrity, and privacy, the site serves a niche scholarly market and offers an appealing alternative to pricier rental platforms.
SabbaticalHomes connects scholars who need to find or offer temporary housing, with a firm commitment to reasonable rents. Founder Nadege Conger works to keep the site accessible across every corner of academia, and she shares the philosophy behind it.
