With March marking Autoimmune Awareness Month, Chloe opens up about her journey from diagnosis to managing study and the support services that can help others.
Juggling uni, work, and a social life? In this guide, Chloe shares her top tips for meal prep, budget-friendly shopping, and easy, delicious recipes to keep you fuelled without the fuss!
Ever wondered what it’s like to start working in your field before you’ve even graduated? Heidi shares how stepping into an Allied Health Assistant role during university has helped her build confidence, skills, and a serious head start for a future...
What happens when a life-altering diagnosis interrupts your plans and forces you to slow down? Lee shares her journey through cancer and university, reflecting on resilience, boundaries, and a renewed perspective on what truly matters.
If you aren't a fan of cooking especially during the summer heat these are the recipes for you! Amirah gives you her favourite recipes for summer - no oven required.
Inspired by her grandmother’s lifelong career in nursing, Mykayla reflects on how compassion, strength and quiet dedication shaped her own path into the profession. Nursing for Mykayla is not just as a career, it's a legacy of love, care and showing...
At Charles Sturt you have the option of fast tracking your degree by studying over summer in Session 3 - but it's also okay to take a break! Luke reflects on slowing down, prioritising wellbeing this time, and recognising that sometimes, choosing...
This blog is your sign to reset and declutter your study space after a big year of uni, with simple steps to clear the mess and set up for a fresh start. From organising essentials to refreshing your mindset, it’s all about creating the space (and...
Looking for the perfect student job? Mia shares how working in healthcare has strengthened her skills, confidence, and passion for nursing.
Charles Sturt student Olivia looks back on 2025, a year shaped by challenge, growth and resilience - a reminder that transformation often happens quietly and unexpectedly
