Medicine student Jacqueline Stapleton has been accompanied to class by her newborn daughter as she continues her journey toward becoming a regional doctor.

A Charles Sturt University academic led his first student field trip to western NSW in 2002 and has recently returned with 22 students from the annual 18-day research expedition to Cameron Corner in the remote northwest of NSW.

A Charles Sturt University psychology student has discovered the personal and academic benefits of international study in ‘a completely different cultural environment’.

“I’ve just completed my last placement and subject for my degree. That sentence feels strange to say, because if I think back five years ago, I never thought this would be me.”

Miranda Eyb is among 82 per cent of Charles Sturt's Medicine graduates to choose to remain in regional hospitals to start their career.

First-year Medicine student Ricky Worland used Charles Sturt’s alternative pathways into study to go from working on the family farm to pursuing his dream career in health.

During Men’s Health Week, a Charles Sturt University alumnus speaks out about his battles with mental health and how pursuing higher education changed his life.

A Charles Sturt University nursing student started long distance walking during one of her darkest times. She is now using that same method as a way of raising money and awareness about mental health issues.

A Charles Sturt University graduate recently celebrated her participation in the NSW Department of Education-funded Collaborative Teacher’s Aide Pathway (CTAP) as a career and life-changing opportunity.