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On this episode of the UNE Guide Show Connor sits down with the charismatic Luke Fowler, from Student Engagement and Retention. Luke and Connor talk about their disappointment in the postponement of the Tjawanpa festival here at UNE, some background to the event and the origins behind the name, and the plans to possibly get the festival back on track.

Connor is all by himself this week! For the first time he's presenting the show alone and he's here to talk to you about what to do after your exams.

When it comes to studying at university, it can be difficult to afford a place to live. Many students turn to the residential college system and community sharehouses, so the Head of Wright College Jason Wall chats with Connor about living in UNE's college system. Connor is also joined by TuneFM's own Ben Lewis who has around 12 months experience living in a sharehouse.

We are less than a week away from the exam period here at UNE, so Connor sits down with Kylie Day to discuss everything students will need to know about exams, online exams, special exams, and the exam period. Kylie knows next to everything there is to possibly know about exams so she is the perfect person to assuage all of your unknowns about the next few weeks!

The UNE Guide Show is officially 10 episodes old! Connor celebrates this milestone by bringing back two very special guests; Jillian Thomson and Alana Cox! Jillian and Alana help Connor analyze and clarify some of the nuances surrounding appropriate behaviour at UNE and how to avoid getting into trouble, before talking about how to live sustainably while here in Armidale. Make sure to give this very important episode a listen; as it is extremely crucial that everybody maintains proper behavioural standards at all times :)

This week, Connor brings attention to a very important issue when it comes to your studies here at UNE (and any other educational institution); plagiarism. Julia Dau and Huifang Li, two former students at UNE, sit down with Connor to shine a light on the importance of honesty in the academic world and to encourage students to avoid plagiarism at all costs.