Congratulations – you’ve come this far on the #BetterInRed challenge! We hope you’ve seen results, improved fitness, met new people and felt the benefits of an active lifestyle. So what’s next? The weather is getting cooler, the evenings are getting...
Therese Brearley was one of 15 students from CSU who spent five days in Wellington, New Zealand for the CSU Global program for the Bachelor of Emergency Management. We caught up with Therese to ask her a few questions and get a day-to-day run down...
My name is Laura Coop and I’m studying a Bachelor of Environmental Science at CSU in Albury-Wodonga. I’ve been studying with CSU for one year now and have had quite the journey so I thought I would share how I got here and how amazing it’s been so...
Charlie New is the Red Runner for CSU in Bathurst and he’s passionate about making exercise an integral part of daily life. Here he shares how and why he’s always on a mission to be #BetterInRed. — For a long time now, regular exercise has...
From drones and biological sensors to robotics, if you’ve got an interest in technology or agriculture then this competition could be for you. CSU students are being encouraged to take part in a competition to develop practical, low-cost digital...
by Amy Carlon Third year art student, Amy Randell gave me the run down on why she loves studying creative art and design at CSU and what she hopes to do with her degree in the future: What degree are you studying? Bachelor of Creative Arts and...
Sarah Dotta is the Red Runner for CSU in Albury-Wodonga. Sarah is getting people together to get fit, active and have fun for the #BetterInRed challenge. Three weeks in and she thinks they’ve cracked some great new habits in Albury-Wodonga and given...
We all like to think we’re on top of things, but chances are that sometimes being a uni student will be stressful. You might be trying to balance your social life, class schedule and part-time job, or you could be an online student trying to juggle...
Uni days are some of the best of our lives and there are so many opportunities to make the most of them. Joining a club or two, making new friends, catching up with old friends, going out on uni night, getting enough sleep, working a casual job to...
by Amy Carlon If you’re a first-year student at CSU you might be wondering what your student card does. The student card gives you access to buildings, acts as identification for University events and student discounts and can even hold money on it...












