A student from Ghana is currently in Albury completing her PhD to bring new knowledge and practices back to her home country.

These cattle and water buffalo might look at home on the Australian landscape but Charles Sturt research has shown that feral ungulates are causing more harm than good to national parks and conservation areas in the Northern Territory.

A student at Charles Sturt University in Port Macquarie is grateful for scholarship support after her family’s home was completely wiped out by the recent flooding in Lismore.

A Charles Sturt University business graduate from Henty, NSW, is applying her new skills to enhance the family transport business and extend the 50-year legacy of her grandparents, father, and uncles.

This mother-of-two is making it her mission to bring back vital health services to regional areas by making a career change from teaching to Medicine.

Despite the pressure of maintaining a full-time job and isolation due to COVID-19 lockdowns, a Bachelor of Education graduate can hang her hat on pushing through this challenging time to complete her degree online.

Among the many teaching graduates at the Charles Sturt University graduation ceremonies in Bathurst this week, three overcame personal setbacks as well as the disruptions caused to all by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mother-of-five proudly attends rescheduled graduation ceremony in Bathurst as she celebrates her achievements, including completing her master's degree while homeschooling her children while caring for a premature newborn and working part-time.

Despite feeling directionless and not “smart enough” to be a dentist, one of Charles Sturt’s first rural First Nations students in the Bachelor of Dental Science is proving that grit and determination are all you need to pursue your dreams.