"Just six months ago, I couldn’t tell my left from my right, but now I have learned clever tricks and simple, budget-friendly tips to make the most of life here." In this blog, Stepheine shares her journey of moving to Wagga Wagga as an...
World Environment Day is the perfect time to celebrate the people and projects helping to create a world worth living in. In this blog, Xander highlights some of the environmental initiatives taking place at Charles Sturt and shares their...
Ever heard of meat judging? Well it's not just something your dad does at a BBQ! Agricultural Science student Jess tells you about her incredible experience attending the National Intercollegiate Meat Judging (ICMJ) Conference!
Orientation tips and campus highlights: Courtney shares all as she helps you get ready to kick off Session 2 at Charles Sturt. Whether you're into laser tag, bowling, or just keen to meet your lecturers, this is your moment to dive in, ask...
Current Vice-President of the Wagga SRC, Caitlin, discusses all the considerations that must be made when organising a student event, and shares that you do not need to have prior experience in event planning to be part of the SRC.
Want to meet new people and learn more about uni life? Meet the 2024 Orientation Coordinators who are here to answer any questions you have about getting started at Charles Sturt University.
''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.
Brand new Charlie Contributor, Valerie Chen, reflects on her life 12 years ago living as a street vendor in Taiwan. Now studying dentistry in Wagga, Valerie shares the story of a very different time in her life.
Meg Seis has been writing for Charlie for quite a few months now, but who is she? Let's get to know her.
The Wagga residence community in conjunction with Sustainability at Charles Sturt are aiming to donate leftover goods amongst residences to two charities to minimise the general wastage at the end of the year going into landfill.
