Graduating this December? I suggest you hurry on up and apply for the CSU Graduation Equity Grant, which closes on Sunday 6 December!! (tick-tock-tick-tock) This handy source of cash is designed to assist graduating students of 2015 with some of...
Maintaining a good diet while keeping up with your studies can be a battle at the best of times. As soon as you choose to limit your diet for health or ethical reasons, it can be really difficult to make it work logistically. Let’s look at some...
Friday 27 November marks the end of an era (career-a!) for the long standing CSU Career Development Officer Vicki Anderson. Vicki has been an integral part of the team for over twelve years – helping CSU students realise, seek, and achieve...
Three reasons why living on campus is the best (and how to convince mum and dad to let you move out)
By Emily Foy-Brown
So your mum is a stage five clinger and your dad’s stalking abilities are on par with that kid you friend zoned in year four… moving out couldn’t sound like a better idea: your own space, friends and freedom.
AskCSU (the student knowledge base) is now available within Interact2, and YOU should be adding it to your dashboard RIGHT NOW!
When we choose a business to host our professional placement, we usually pick somewhere that we would love to work in the future. If you are nearing the end of your degree and will be looking for employment soon, one of the first places you may...
Living on campus is one of the greatest experiences for a student at Charles Sturt University. Being in a regional area, exposed to flora and fauna and engaging with people from other courses and backgrounds are some of the highlights of living on...
Exams can be a stressful and overwhelming time for students, but CSU offers many supportive services and study tips for both internal and online students. So don’t let the pressure build up, let CSU help!
by Emily Minter Session 2 is almost finished and you are probably waiting for your big assignments to be marked. But no matter what stage of session it is (or size and importance of the assignment) the stress for us waiting students is inevitable...
For the next three weeks, I’ll be sharing some life lessons that I wish I’d known in my first year of uni. Whilst we may be coming to the latter end of Semester 2, 2015 (how scary is that!?) – it’s NEVER too late to learn new skills or polish...
