Spring is a natural time of year to reflect on and re-orientate your habits. These eight nourishing ideas are super easy to incorporate into your daily routine, basically free and will help you slow down and appreciate the new season! Commit to a...
by Loren Howarth Over time, buying lunch at uni can become pretty expensive. So, why not save some money and take your own? These lunch ideas are easy, absolutely delicious and come with their own money saving tips! Quick food ideas: Jar Salads Not...
Are you living on campus next year and not sure what meal plan might be best for you? Take the quiz to find out what suits you; fully catered, partially catered with flexi points, or self-catered with the convenience of some flexis! For more...
When the temperature drops it is all too tempting to opt for drive-through over super healthy snack options. But I’ve found twelve snack ideas that are low in cost, high in flavour and quick to throw together. So, now you can snack on healthy...
From a hit of caffeine in the morning to delicious wraps and cakes for lunch, the CHEERS team are constantly looking after our CSU community while creating an enjoyable space to share a meal and a laugh! The CHEERS staff provide food and beverage...
Cooking is an essential life skill, and usually one we leave up to our parents. And since they aren’t around, it’s easy and convenient to opt for dining hall meals. But, along the way, you’ll begin to appreciate home-cooked meals. So, how do we fend...
Whether you choose to eat in the privacy of your room or have a social feed in the common room, everyone should know and use the basics of dining room manners. Always wait your turn There’s no need to rush or be the first to sit down (or cut the...
Living on a student budget can seem like a daily challenge, but with these 10 savvy savings hacks, you can enjoy the spring season with a little more coin in your pocket. 1. Make it a treat and then only on sale. Hit your campus coffee spot during...
by Jenna Verhoeven When I was growing up, ‘going green’ meant that you sorted your trash and took your recycling to the depot yourself. After that, “going green” meant switching to unleaded petrol, then no longer using CFCs. This then led to buying...
by Jenna Verhoeven It’s a daily saga – “What do you want for breakfast?” Luckily for me, pleasing the two adults in my house at breakfast is pretty easy. It’s usually easy to find something quick, simple, and most importantly, nutritious...
