An Animal Science student is complementing her studies by volunteering with WIRES. She is encouraging others to donate their time during National Student Volunteer Week.

A Charles Sturt University paramedicine honours student hopes her research will improve the lives of people in regional and rural areas.

Three engineering cadets are already getting a taste of their chosen industry as they embark on their first placement, just 18 months into their Charles Sturt degree.

For 39-year-old Anthony Vidler, growing up in Emerald, Queensland, highlighted the health disparity between the city and the country, and spurred a desire to pursue a career in medicine by studying at Charles Sturt University in Orange.

Dr Amy Munro shares her story as a new veterinarian graduate and encourages more positive storytelling when it comes to mental health and the challenges of the profession.

Bathurst-born and bred architect and artist Dr Graham Lupp has earned a PhD from Charles Sturt University for his two volume 844-page architectural history of Bathurst and the region.

Charles Sturt University’s 2020 agriculture graduates are fresh out of university but already making a difference in the real world. They reflect on what study was like in a global pandemic and finally being able to attend a graduation ceremony.

Two Orange graduates from the class of 2020 share what it was like to attend their on-campus graduation ceremonies and celebrate the hard work and dedication that went into their degrees.

Two nursing graduates from Dubbo talk about finally being able to attend a graduation ceremony and the possibilities now available to them.