Starting a new session online and wondering how to stay organised, focused, and motivated from your own home? Brooke shares her strategies for how to make 2026 your best academic year yet.
With March marking Autoimmune Awareness Month, Chloe opens up about her journey from diagnosis to managing study and the support services that can help others.
Nervous about starting placement and unsure how to prepare? Jess shares practical, student-tested tips to help make workplace learning feel more manageable from day one.
Ever wondered what it’s like to start working in your field before you’ve even graduated? Heidi shares how stepping into an Allied Health Assistant role during university has helped her build confidence, skills, and a serious head start for a future...
Who says you need a Valentine to celebrate the people you love? Enter Galentine’s Day. Amirah shares easy ways you can celebrate the people you care about—and yourself— any day of the year.
What happens when a life-altering diagnosis interrupts your plans and forces you to slow down? Lee shares her journey through cancer and university, reflecting on resilience, boundaries, and a renewed perspective on what truly matters.
Joining the SRC might not be at the top of everyone's list when they start uni but Wesley shares why it should be. From running student events, creating lifelong friends and developing leadership skills Wesley shares how the SRC has made his uni...
Ever worried that studying online means studying alone? Nick shares his journey back to law through Charles Sturt’s digital campus, showing how connection, support, and purpose can exist no matter where—or when—you study.
Worried about leaving home to start uni? Mia talks about how she found her independence and lifelong friendships, on campus in Port Macquarie. Showing how moving away for uni could be the start of one of the most meaningful chapters of your life.
Not sure if you have what it takes to be a mentor? Theresa shares how leadership is made up of small moments and how sometimes even just a reminder that "you are not alone" is enough.
