I was surprised by a lot of things about the College. I used to stay at Uni Hall before I came here, and when I relocated I found that St Cat’s was much more focused on community spirit, which I love.

I’m the Community Engagement RA here at St Cat’s, for which I organise community events throughout the year and help people find volunteering projects to get involved in.

I live in Lower Whitfield, which is a wing I love living in because of its close proximity to the dining hall. The best thing about St Cat's so far has been making new friends from so many different countries.

I came to college last year from Singapore and I live in Lower Whitfield. I love how most of my friends are in the same building. We always meet in the Upper Whit breakout area to study and eat noodles together. 

I’m the Cultural Officer at St Cat's which means I run the arts, dance and music programs as well as project manage the Inter-College cultural events such as the Lipdub and Battle of the Bands.

I’m studying a Bachelor of Commerce majoring in Finance and Economics at UWA. I currently live in the new Banksia building. My favourite part of college so far has been the inter-college sport, I absolutely love it.

Photography is the story we fail to put into words. 

St Cat’s resident, Pierre Gildenhuys, aims to pursue photography that can show and make people feel so much more than words will ever be able to. 

We always have fun. Our Dandjoo darbalung group is so energetic, we all get along so well with each other. We are very close and connected. Everyone knows someone in someone else’s family. I think that’s what makes us bond so well. We know people from different areas and you can identify with all these people.