WHAT'S ON

It’s a little like a ghost town at the moment on the complex – no students anywhere to be seen.  We presume that you are all in your apartments studying for exam week next week OR are you travelling around Queensland, visiting some of the amazing sights such as Fraser Island, Cape Tribulation, the Atherton Tablelands?  Because of course, you can study whilst on the road can’t you.  Good luck next week to all of

Finally, the rain has stoppped for a few days and everything is drying out.  The externals of all of the buildings have been painted and even if we do say it ourselves, everything is looking fabulous.  Semester 2 is fast approaching so if you are already on the complex and want to extend, just pop into the office and have a chat to the ladies in there.  If you want to reserve a room –

We love Easter here at Varsity Apartments. We buy chocolate eggs and put them out on the office counter; we wear bunny ears (sometimes); we even run Easter competitions to find the Easter Eggs . What do the students do …. they all leave us a go travelling! Easter break at Uni is normally for 2 weeks and it seems that nearly everyone on the complex takes this opportunity to see some of our wonderful

Sharing accommodation with new people is always really interesting.  Here at Varsity Apartments we try to match you up with roomies that we think you will get on with.  We get this information from your application forms so we always ask for complete honesty to help us place you on the complex.  So, once you have had your honeymoon period – O week is finished and Uni Life really begins – that’s when you start

Phew, welcome to all of the new students.  Who would have thought that the Sunshine Coast would have had so much rain over O week, culminating in drastic flooding in many areas.  The start of O week went smoothly though and at least Toga Tuesday wasn’t a complete wash out.  By the end of the week though students were hunkering down in their apartments, waiting out the worst of the weather.  We even had to

What a great start to the New Year.  We are totally full, with a waiting list; it’s going to be an exciting semester.  We have also welcomed some international students which is so good to see.  We are a week away from O week and nearly everyone has arrived and the complex is buzzing.  Students are settling into their rooms, decorating and making the space their own.   Don’t forget to catch up with your housemates

Well we made it into 2022 and we are all busy getting ready for Semester 1, 2022. We have a handful of international students joining us this semester, but mainly still the domestic market is filling us.  It is going to be a very busy semester as rental properties are very difficult to find on the coast at the moment, making our complex even more popular.  Anyone that hasn’t booked yet really needs to get

Yes, we know, it’s that time of year when there are no more exams and lots of your friends have gone home for Christmas.  But don’t feel alone; if you are still on the complex there are still things to do.  The Student Guild are organising christmas get together’s over the period and their area is still open at USC.  Our security team are here every day over the xmas/new year period – why don’t

Is it just us or has this semester flown by?  We know all of the students have been working hard, getting those last minute assignments in and studying for the final exams of the semester.  Well done to all of you that have made it to the end of Semester; you nailed it.  Now, you can all have a well deserved break until next year .. how amazing is that?  For all of those students

How amazing was last week’s beach volley ball competition?  All of the students agreed that it was a perfect day for the games – not too hot, not too cold… just right.  The Red Bull DJ played from the Red Bull van and the Red Bull Angels were on site to hand our the drink that gives you wings.  The Red Frogs team came on site too to cook up a storm offering beef burgers