Clubs and societies fun for all

Chelsea Channing

By Chelsea Channing
Published July 2, 2015

If you go to university and don't join a club or society, you'll be missing a big part of the uni experience.

Most universities and some tafes and colleges will have a wide range of student-led clubs on offer, and joining is ...

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