Beyond Differences: Five Lessons on Making Connections at University
David shares five lessons from his Pride Project placement about questioning assumptions, listening with respect and making connections beyond familiar university social circles.
David shares five lessons from his Pride Project placement about questioning assumptions, listening with respect and making connections beyond familiar university social circles.
In his second article, student contributor Dylan explores four main types of procrastination, from perfectionism to burnout, to help you identify your patterns.
We turned 19 hours of ADHD conference talks into 225 insights and practices. Explore our new interactive inspiration tool and see what emerges.
The 10th Video Diary Episode! Probably not worth writing home about but I’ll take the win. This fortnight we have book recommendation, procrastination posts, ADHD inspiration and more.
From student films and live theatre to creative writing and visual art, explore the Flinders Festival of Creative Arts this November and December.
Third-year Psychology student Dylan begins his BetterU series on procrastination by exploring why putting things off is often linked to stress, overwhelm, perfectionism and emotional avoidance rather than laziness.
Just a friendly reminder to help shape Oasis programs by completing its short student survey before 31 October, with the chance to win a $250 gift card.
It’s been two weeks since my last video diary. That does mean some cool stuff to choose from. Video diaries are quick overviews of the last week or two in the BetterU Universe
Join neurodivergent students and staff for a free panel exploring university life, inclusion, support and self-advocacy, with flexible ways to take part.
A free, student-inspired zine workshop on 20 October invites disabled and neurodivergent Flinders students to explore creativity, identity and storytelling.
Another survey? We explore survey fatigue, student voice, and how feeling connected to the Flinders community might influence our willingness to contribute.
Monash University researchers are seeking eligible participants for a study exploring autistic masking, educational experiences, self-concept and wellbeing among young adults.
Thank you to all students who participated in the 2026 National Student Safety Survey and helped shape a safer, more respectful university community.
BetterU placement student Honoka reflects on volunteering at R U OK? Day and how simple conversations can strengthen connection, care, and wellbeing.
This video diary episode is just what you need as you return from Semester 2 break. Or maybe not. Either way, happy to bring it to […]
Sometimes wellbeing isn’t about fixing a problem. It’s about making space to create, express yourself, and explore new ideas. On Wednesday 14 October, Flinders University […]
I finally get around to the second post in what I hope becomes a series on emotion regulation and emotional intelligence. This might be useful if… you […]
Survey fatigue is a real thing. I know you feel it (I, do). I also know these national surveys do help universities create safer campuses. So […]
Teachers and mentors can change the course of our lives for the better. If you’ve had a lecturer/ teacher/ TA/ supervisor here at Flinders who has […]
Join my occasional email lists for practical ideas about tackling procrastination and looking after your mental health over time. I run two small mailing lists […]
This one goes out to our rural, remote and online students. The Career crew are doing an online popup on the 8th October where you can […]
They say money doesn’t buy happiness. But it buys groceries. Explore casual jobs at bp Adelaide Supercars or meet employers and build your job search skills […]
Student-written articles, student safety survey, and student association make this week’s video diary student centric. Oh yeah, there is also newsletter updates, a book recommendation, and […]
The BetterU newsletter now arrives every second Wednesday, alternating with Ping! It has a clearer layout, and I handpick each edition with a little more context about what’s happening in the BetterU world.