By Rachel Baird Team CSU have had a great week at Snow Uni Games 2017 at Thredbo, coming away with a silver to Danny Foster in Slopestyle and a bronze medal to Natalie Melis in giant slalom in the first few days. Danny Foster is part of the CSU...
Ah winter! As temperatures plummet it’s tempting to indulge your inner bear and crawl into your cave, stocking up fat layers and sleep for months. In order to avoid meeting spring as grumpy and out-of-condition, here are some human winter-survival...
Bachelor of Sport Journalism student Andrew Lotherington has recently arrived home after a two week trip to Finland as part of a CSU Global program. The International Experience Program sent a group of students to study at the University of...
by Michael Hanrahan Each campus from CSU is unique for different reasons and Orange is no exception. The campus is smaller than the majority and is home to students studying mostly science and allied health degrees. If you’re a CSU Orange student...
As the weather cools down and winter sets in, the temptation to retreat inside and stay there except for brisk walks to class is very strong. There are very few things that can carry you through the winter chills like being snuggled up in bed with...
As winter hits us hard on all the CSU campuses (and in all the places where online students are learning) the inevitability of colds and flu looms large. We all know the familiar struggles of battling through sniffles, wheezes, and a lingering cough...
As the days get colder most of us living in CSU campus cities (with the exception of Port Macquarie) can often be seen scraping the ice off the car windscreen in the wee hours of the morning. We have all been there, and for those of us who don’t...
