By Emily Foy-Brown After years of boring material (I’m talking to you algebra – WHY DO YOU EVEN EXIST?), trying to stay awake in class, highlighting textbooks in their entirety, homework (or excuses) and of course the hormonal friends...
By James Wilkinson Why don’t we ever do what we love? It seems that there’s always some voice in the back of our brains, from the chatter of the TV, from the depths of the internet, from the parents over your shoulder… all trying to guide our lives...
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...
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.
Home is where the heart is and sometimes moving away from home is the hardest thing a student will ever do. But there a few ways to make the transition from home living to dorm living easy.
If you are around CSU Bathurst or Wagga campus today – make sure you join in the Melbourne Cup festivities and celebrate the race that stops the nation!
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...
Noticed any construction sites on campus of late? Interested in finding out what all the fuss is about? You can now keep tabs on what is being built or renovated across all CSU campuses via the new-look projects webpage.
We’re almost up to the mid-semester break (how crazy is that?!) so this means bulk assignments and the mid-semester exams are looming. If you want to make the most of your uni experience and maybe tweak your study skills, don’t forget...
When the demands of university life, work and family start to overwhelm us, often our diet is the first to suffer. Throw financial pressure into the mix, and for some students it can be a recipe for digestive disaster. Let’s look at some...
