Starting at university can be a challenging experience for anyone, but particularly so when it requires moving away from the people and places that we’re familiar with. Follow along to find out how you can build connections within and outside of uni!
During this busy session, Jennifer Smith reminds you just how important it is to prioritise your wellbeing. Read below for some handy tips on how to stay organised and prioritise your nutrition with a busy uni schedule.
Charles Sturt students each have their own unique story. Having grown up in Iraq & Türkiye, Geilan shares her childhood experience and her journey to Australia. This journey inspired her to study Law & Criminal Justice at Charles Sturt to give a...
This session is ramping up with quite a few hefty assessments to get through. Are you in need of some advice to get you through this tough time? Remy Naughton provides her best strategies to tackle stress and offers some support services for you to...
Have you ever felt like the degree you've chosen to study just isn't for you? Elijah was studying Psychology in Bathurst away from his close family & friends. While he made new friends along the way, he realised he wanted to pursue his passion for...
Are you a business owner, looking for help juggling uni and work? Proud business owner, mum and uni student Tess Ezzy is here to give you some hot tips on how to balance life!
Looking at studying a Bachelor of Communications (News and Media) but you’re not quite sure if it’s for you? Picking out what degree you want to do is challenging, so let’s discuss the different choices and whether you should pick news and media.
Did you know that Charles Sturt has a Meat Judging club? Club member Angus Bartter was lucky enough to represent Charles Sturt as part of the Australian Intercollegiate Meat Judging (ICMJ) team in the US!
As a final year university student, Emily has had a lot of time to grasp time management and shares some tips about balancing full time university, work, and socialising with her friends!
Billie chased her dreams to study at university, not being certain on much, other than wanting to care for Country through her career. With a little support from Charles Sturt scholarships and the First Nations centre at Port Mac, Billie felt...
