By Johanna Williams To most, CSU’s Creative Art Festival – Sprung Festival 2016 – is a light-hearted, fun event that only comes once a year; to first and second year Theatre Media students. It’s a project students have worked on for two...
By Daniel Steinbeck Hello. As the new CSU Student Senate President I’m here to keep you informed of what we do, who we are and what we’re trying to accomplish. To keep you in the loop we’ll be providing regular updates from our meetings so the...
by Loren Howarth With the cost of textbooks and uni events throughout the year, it’s not often you’ll find spare change to make a fashion statement. But don’t fear, I have some tips that will help you look great on a budget, in no time at all. Op...
by Loren Howarth It’s nearing the end of the session and summer holidays are already on your mind. But you have a stack of assessments due and exams to prepare for. Don’t stress, I have prepared some tips to keep your mind and body healthy during...
There are times at uni when you just want to hear from someone who understands what it’s like to be in your shoes. That’s exactly what CSU’s Student Outreach Team is here to do, with a trained team of students calling other students to chat about...
By Natasha Bailo It’s a sad fact that one in four individuals suffer from mental illness, with the highest rate occurring in those aged 18-24 years. Someone close to you may be having a hard time, yet you may not have even realised. In light of...
Do you put in extreme study hours for your exams? Or perhaps studying makes you so anxious you procrastinate instead? Get ready for your exams early so you don’t get overwhelmed with everything you have to do. Here’s CSU Student Counsellor Katie...
by Angus Morrissey Calling all CSU students and staff in Bathurst and Wagga Wagga! Do you enjoy cycling? Perhaps you possess a love for age-old food and tea? Or want to see the circus? If you answered “yes” to any of the aforementioned, then the CSU...
A physiotherapy student is hoping his new research into a condition commonly known as tennis elbow will contribute to the development of new treatments. Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) student from CSU in Albury-Wodonga Charlie Shepherd is...
If you’re seeking employment opportunities after graduation or looking for work while you study, then you should attend CSU’s free employability workshop. CSU’s International Student Association are inviting all Albury, Bathurst, Orange and Wagga...
