What to Know Before Booking Holiday Flights This Year

Nov 2, 2020 | Solo Travel, Travel

With busy airports, winter weather delays, and sky-high airfares, flying during the holidays can be a major headache. But in a year as unprecedented as 2020, is holiday travel even possible? In these uncertain times, there are so many questions that travelers are...

4 Simple Ways to Use This Quarantine to Get Ahead Professionally

Sep 21, 2020 | Business Growth, Female Entrepreneurship, Personal Development

Fall is quickly approaching and experts stress it’s time to shrink your ‘quarantine bubble’ if you’ve been branching out over the summer, so you may be wondering what to do with all the extra time at home. As the global economic fallout...

What Traveling Looks Like in the Age of COVID

Aug 24, 2020 | Alumni Posts, Solo Travel, Travel

There are currently so many conflicting opinions about travel in the age of COVID. But as a travel blogger, I felt like it was my responsibility to share with you firsthand what travel is like, and how you can prepare for it in the best, most responsible way. The...

2020: Navigating The Unknown

Aug 10, 2020 | Creative Writing, Personal Development, Self-care

Written by Lindsay Renee Belair The past few months have provided us with time to reflect, learn, and grow in ways we never imagined. We have learned how to find comfort in the midst of discomfort as we navigate the unknown. We have seen the world simultaneously fall...

A Moral Code for Being the Ultimate Traveler in 2020

Jul 20, 2020 | Alumni Posts, Nomadic Musings, Travel

A CREATIVE WRITING PIECE BY CAROLENE MÉLI Isolation transports you far.  To a place you may not want to go to or be at all ready to visit. But an important place nonetheless. Isolation transports you deep. Encouraging you, no… forcing you to...