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“I originally wanted to become an engineer, however, I was not the best at math or physics. So I then set my sights on becoming a conservationist. I want to work to preserve our habitats and ecosystems for future generations of plant and animal life...
With Session 2 just around the corner, first-year Education student Mel Hazell shares how YOU can make the most out of Session 2 Orientation. student life
Student Library Assistant, Victoria Prince, is here to share all the ways you can utilise the Charles Sturt Libraries to help you succeed. We bet you wouldn't have guessed all of them!
With the next round of scholarships closing on the 23rd of June, Mikayla Howard shares her experience receiving the Accommodation Equity Scholarship.
In honour of Men's Health Week, Bryce Warnke talks about mental health and the importance of being part of clubs that provide ongoing support both on and off the field.
Men's Mental Health Week focuses on not only physical health, but also the mental health and emotional wellbeing of men. Dominic Giuliano sheds light on men’s mental health in rural and regional Australia.
Dominic Giuliano shares his top 5 books that explore the intricacies of society, the human mind, and the quest for meaning.
With scholarship applications open, Arts Student, Alias Bullock, reflects on receiving the Charles Sturt Continuing Student Equity Scholarship.
''Turning up to work to such beautiful green spaces is such a privilege. Since starting with the Sustainability Team, I have found a new appreciation for how extraordinary our campuses are.''
World Environment Day occurs on the 5th of June every year, with this year's theme being #BeatPlasticPollution. Student Sustainability Advisor Jessie Simpson reflects back on her decision to study environmental science and management.
