By Sam Laurie It’s crucial to stay strong in the lead-up to the marriage equality survey results being released tomorrow. I’m going to be checking in with friends and making sure we all have the celebration or support we need. If...
CSU student Zane Sparke has his sights set on the New York City Marathon after his success in a 30km desert run in Central Australia. Zane recently finished the Alice Springs run as a member of the Indigenous Marathon Project, qualifying him for the...
By James Spring, Media and Publications Officer, OSSRC Your Online Study Student Representative Committee (OSSRC) is meeting face-to-face for the first time in October and we’d love to hear from you! The Online SRC has just been through an...
By Isabella O’Mally October is one of the busiest times for CSU students in Bathurst. There is the iconic Bathurst 1000, final exams, assignments and the start of warmer weather! Although your calendar is already starting to fill up, you must...
Statement from the Student Senate: CSU’s Student Senate, which comprises representatives from each campus’s SRC, have over the past few months canvassed the views of each SRC regarding marriage equality. Given the returned majority view in...
by Loren Howarth With exams and final assessments just around the corner, it’s time to get into serious study mode. This time can be quite stressful with assessments and exams looming. But don’t freak out too much, here are our top tips...
by Amy Carlon Social media can be a powerful platform for communication with others, especially those you have not met yet. For example, CSU’s group CSUSocial that was started up this year is amazing for connecting with people all over who are...
If you like to watch your recorded lectures online, this one’s for you. CSU is releasing a new lecture capture and replay system. While it will still be called CSU Replay, the existing Echo 360 system is being replaced with a new tool called Panopto...
Every year CSU receives more than 8,000 scholarship applications. That’s a lot, right? So within that enormous pile of scholarship applications, how do you make yours stand out from the crowd and get you those well-needed dollars? Well, you don’t...
by Jenna Verhoeven When I was growing up, ‘going green’ meant that you sorted your trash and took your recycling to the depot yourself. After that, “going green” meant switching to unleaded petrol, then no longer using CFCs. This then led to buying...
