Curious about study visits? Renee shares their experience exploring libraries, museums and archives as part of the Information Studies and Teacher Librarianship study visit.
Studying in a language that isn't your first can be overwhelming, but it's absolutely possible! In this blog, Nishu shares their experience of studying in English as a second language, along with some practical tips that helped them to succeed.
"Music can help with focus and motivation, but it really depends on what you’re listening to." In this blog, River shares how different types of music can help her lock-in and concentrate during study sessions.
What started as a tough day turned into one of comfort and connection, thanks to a free, student-run service. Jannat shares her experience at the Bathurst campus Student Food Pantry, offering more than just a meal, but a community.
Meg Seis shares the top tips on tackling your first assessment - whether you've just started uni or you're returning for another session, she's got it covered.
Ever heard of one course with six very different specialisation options? Dipti lets us in on how her love of public libraries led her to study a Master of Information Services and how you can make this course work for your career goals.
So you have heard all about SSAF but what is it being used for and how does it help you? Sophie talks about how the Orange library is using SSAF to make a difference to her student life and how you can get involved too!
Need $100? If you answered yes to this question, you should read this blog and take the Library Satisfaction Survey! Help our libraries improve their services to us by participating! You could be in the draw to win a $100 gift card!
How do people eat well and afford to do it at the same time? Shristi divulges her best tips on prioritising your health while stretching your budget as a uni student.
''Remember to take frequent breaks to continue being efficient over longer periods of time and write down further questions you may have to ask in discussion boards or to your lecturers.'' Orientation has been and gone and now it's crunch time...
