by Amy Carlon Students are brought together every year by making one similar choice. And that choice is to study at Charles Sturt University. But what brings everyone to CSU? Kayla Crowe (CSU graduate) – Bachelor of Stage and Screen (Design) I...
by Loren Howarth Getting into a routine isn’t easy. Especially when it involves exercise and you’ve been over-indulging over the Easter break. But making time for exercise is something we should all aim to do. You don’t have to run a marathon, just...
By Tess O’Brien My name is Tess and I was recently accepted into a Bachelor of Health Science (Food and Nutrition) at CSU. I haven’t actually started yet as I’m one of those students beginning mid-year. Not many people know that you can start...
Animal science student Rachel Gawne is the joint recipient of a major sheep industry scholarship – congratulations Rachel! The 2017 Peter Westblade Scholarship promotes the practical skills associated with the sheep and wool industry. Rachel wants...
by Amy Carlon Third year art student, Amy Randell gave me the run down on why she loves studying creative art and design at CSU and what she hopes to do with her degree in the future: What degree are you studying? Bachelor of Creative Arts and...
by Amy Carlon If you’re a first-year student at CSU you might be wondering what your student card does. The student card gives you access to buildings, acts as identification for University events and student discounts and can even hold money on it...
by Amy Carlon If you’re starting your first year of study at CSU, you might have heard of Interact2. But what is Interact2? Interact 2 is your online learning hub for all of your classes where you can go for anything related to your subjects. If you...
by Amy Carlon We’re all aware of the stereotypical uni students. First there’s the ones who care more about attending social events than studying. Then there’s the ones that are here solely for good grades. The question is – which are you? The study...
by Loren Howarth If you’ve moved off campus this year into a share-house, your living by yourself, or even just back home, then you’ll probably notice a few changes. Some things you’ll miss like crazy (like walking to class) and some you’ll be glad...
Landing a job interview is both exciting and nerve-racking. What if you stumble? Or say the wrong thing? Or worse, you get so nervous you can’t speak? I had no idea what to expect at my first job interview. I stumbled countless times, and left the...
