One day Darcy Watt might be up a tall tree wielding a chainsaw. The next, she might be driving a tractor, slashing long grass. At night, she’s likely holed up in a modest room above a country pub. While many Charles Sturt students studied from their...
Phoebe works full-time. Enrolling in subjects for session 3 each year allows her to continue working in a field she loves, while furthering her career objectives with a master’s degree.
When Ann-Christin Egeberg took a blood test one day in 2010, doctors discovered she was just one week away from death. She was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia, a cancer of the blood and bone marrow, and went on to have more than 20 rounds of...
While some people have been baking bread, learning a new language, or sewing face masks to get through COVID-19 isolation, Bachelor of Education student Sam Groom has been growing a mullet. But Sam’s business-in-front-party-in-the-back hairstyle is...
Not sure how to prepare for exams? Want to make sure you’re doing everything you can to succeed? Answer these five quick questions to find out! [wp_quiz id=”10395″] Use these tips to help you ace studying: Make an exam study plan...
COVID-19 unfortunately saw many of us packing our bags and moving home from campus. But with next year only around the corner, it is time to get excited about living on Res again! Here are the top 3 things that I miss about living on campus. 1. Your...
Charles Sturt's premier learning and teaching conference, Charles Sturt EdX, will be held on 18 to 20 November 2020.
We are constantly told that adopting mindfulness practices will improve sleep, studying and general wellbeing. Often than not we are taught the practices that we must adopt, whether it be meditation, new routines or changes to our daily activities...
by Vishi Peters It’s once again exam time and are looking for ways to hit the books effectively to get the best marks possible. We all know how stressful this can be but did you know study breaks are as crucial as studying for your exam? I...
Studying well doesn’t mean studying for a lot of time. Back in my first year, I thought that the assignment I spent eight hours on should get a higher mark than the assignment that I spent four hours on. This is not the case at all; it’s a...
