Ever looked back and realised life didn't turn out exactly how you thought it would? Lexie shares how COVID interrupted her plans... but how sometimes the most unexpected detours take us somewhere better than we ever imagined!
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...
So you're moving out for the first time and have no idea what to pack for on-campus living? Victoria reminds you that you need to bring more than just clothes, be ready to take note of the essential items she used while living on campus.
It's time to pack your bags and get ready for your big move out of home. Sophie has the best advice to help you during this massive transition and wants to see you enjoy the best years of your life!
Charlie contributor, Charlotte Penhall, just moved in to her first rental property. Read her top tips and advice for uni students ready to make that move...
''It hasn’t been easy for a variety of reasons, but Charles Sturt made it worth it in the end. '' Lauren Bridgfoot moved away from her small home town in the NT to study her dream course at the Charles Sturt Wagga Wagga campus.
Valerie shares her experience of moving to Australia, the various struggles of sales and racial discrimination and how she embarked on her educational journey to study Oral Health. Whether you're a fellow Oral Health student or an international...
Elijah took a leap of faith and moved away from his small home town to Bathurst NSW to study at Charles Sturt University. Elijah writes a letter to his high school self to reflect on his personal growth and achievements.
After an interesting Humans of Charles Sturt piece, Cooper talks more on living in Broken Hill, the ten hour move to Bathurst, and the differences between the two.
Written by Tahlia Tranter Coming to uni was always something I intended on doing. When I finished year 12, I knew exactly where I wanted to go and what I wanted to do – so I thought. A few months after I completed high school, the fantasy of...
