Beyond R U OK? Day: How to have meaningful conversations about mental health

R U OK? Day is a National Day of Action in September, organised by the suicide prevention charity R U OK? to raise awareness of mental health and the importance of asking those around you if they are okay, encouraging more meaningful conversations. The charity’s mission is to guide people on when and how to ask, “Are you okay?”, how to handle what could become … Continue reading Beyond R U OK? Day: How to have meaningful conversations about mental health

Your voice matters: Could you be the next student representative?

Student elections? You might be thinking of UNSA. But no, we’re talking about something different! UNSA holds elections for its committee and team positions, but the University also offers students opportunities to join committees that impact teaching, learning, and the functioning of the university as a whole.  The student elections offer many roles and positions for students to have a say in different areas of … Continue reading Your voice matters: Could you be the next student representative?

My journey as a neurodivergent student

Every student at our university has a story. Some are similar, and some are unique or different. Our stories are shared for those to enjoy, even relate to, and learn from. This story dives into my experience as a neurodivergent student.   To introduce myself, my name is Ella. I am 21 years old and in my first year of university. I am currently studying a … Continue reading My journey as a neurodivergent student