Tag: Students
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“The sky’s the limit”: USASA trials op shop at City West campus to ease cost-of-living pressures
USASA is trialling an op shop at The University of South Australia’s City West campus until the end of July. If the shop can get enough donations and volunteers, it will provide long-term cost-of-living relief to students, with potential to expand across other UniSA campuses.
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Online lectures: here to stay?
Recent OTR polling shows a majority of UniSA students find in-person lectures more engaging than online lectures. So why haven’t on-campus lectures returned? OTR journalist Jack Trehearne investigates the divide between UniSA management and its teachers and students.
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Unpaid internships are on the rise. Are they exploitative or just unfair?
In an increasingly competitive job market, the inevitably of completing unpaid internships is on the rise. But is the system creating better job opportunities for young people or simply extorting them for free labour?
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Ps might get degrees, but you should still make the most of university
nternships, travel, connections, and taking advantage of each opportunity can help students make the most of their university degrees.
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Sweating out your boredom during COVID-19: How to stay fit and active during a pandemic
With the loss of gyms, exercise studios and personal training sessions, it is important that we still do what we can to keep not only our bodies, but our minds active too.
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Student Services and Amenities Fees spending amid COVID-19
Student Services and Amenities Fees are designed to fund non-academic services, but how are they being used while no one can study on campus?
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