Have you ever received an email that looked a bit dodgy instructing you to open an attachment, or gone to a website that you aren’t quite sure about that wants you to click a link for more information or go to the next step? Sounding familiar...
The Online Study Student Representative Committee (OS SRC) is being established to represent you, the online study student. The inaugural election and creation of this committee is a big deal, so make sure you read the candidate profiles before you...
Bills to pay, text books to buy, there’s no doubt going to university can put a strain on the bank balance. Being awarded a scholarship by the NSW Farmers’ Association is not only helping Bachelor of Veterinary Biology / Bachelor of Veterinary...
It’s the little things that make our CSU campuses so unique. On Sunday night we will see it in action at our Wagga Wagga Campus, where students will perform their own little Laneway Festival. I managed to catch up with a Residential Advisor (RA) who...
You may have encountered our phrase “Avoid the queue, AskCSU”, but we recently turned the tables and asked you the questions in our annual Student Survey, and will soon be publishing the results for 2016. The survey was conducted in March and April...
Have you noticed that the Learning Commons Computers have been upgraded to Windows 10? To make sure you are getting the most out the new Windows experience – here are some new features and handy hints everyone can use: Logging Out Logging out...
Two CSU students have won Olympic gold medals this morning as part of the Australian women’s rugby sevens team. Bachelor of Physiotherapy student Alicia Quirk, from Wagga Wagga, and Bachelor of Educational Studies student Nicole Beck, from Bulli...
Brad Cutts is in the final year of his Master of Business Administration (MBA) with CSU. With only two subjects left to complete, Brad wanted an international experience so he joined a tour of Cambodia led by Warwick Baines from CSU’s Faculty...
