It can be hard finding out that you've received a poor grade. Charles Sturt student Michelle Curry speaks about her experience using the Charles Sturt Student Advocacy Support Service.
Sometimes life can feel like it is throwing every single challenge at us and it can all feel like too much. Mikayla Murphy opens up about struggling with her work/life balance and how she used the Charles Sturt Counselling Service.
Ada Crain shares her Week 1 Essentials that have her prepared for a new session at uni.
''When the Charles Sturt Library job came up at Port Mac, I took the chance and applied for it. I very almost didn’t, as I had only toyed with the idea of retraining as a librarian and didn’t have the paper to show for it yet!"
As June comes to an end, Plastic-Free July emerges from the recycling bin, and Bathurst Sustainability Advisor Erin Isaacs shares her tips and tricks for staying plastic-free.
After leaving the Philippines temporarily to study nursing at Charles Sturt, Mina Subesa talks about the struggles with moving to a new country and how using the International Student Support Service made the transition easier.
Almost finished with her online studies, Ruth Davis shares how the Academic Skills Team helped her improve her study skills as she completes her Bachelor of Human Services (Australian Indigenous Welfare).
Despite her fear of needles, Michelle Curry has been donating blood since she was eighteen. But don't worry, she didn't do it all in vein as she shares what Lifeblood is and why you should positively donate.
It had been a while since Muhammad Danish Hyder was in uni (and had to take the train), so getting back into uni life was really hard! Luckily he used Charles Sturt's Mentoring Program to give him the boost he needed to study his Master of Fraud and...
Meet your Session 2 Orientation Coordinators from the Bathurst, Wagga and Port Mac Campuses!
