A Charles Sturt University graduate knew at a young age that her future lay in educating children. A chance encounter on work experience shaped her career path and earned her a Postgraduate University Medal for her achievements.

A recent Charles Sturt University graduate has had a highly awarded career in policing and more recently new careers in television and his own fire investigation consultancy.

A recent Charles Sturt University graduate has added ‘Doctor of Philosophy’ to his long list of achievements alongside leading a cycling team in the Olympic games, and most proudly, being a father and husband.

A Charles Sturt University paramedicine graduate said she’s ‘doing my dream job’ and one day hopes to become an Intensive Care Paramedic.

From bringing home creatures found on her family farm to operating on people’s pets in the clinic, recent Charles Sturt University graduate Emme Williams has always had a passion for animals.

A Charles Sturt University graduate tells of how her experience spending time in hospital and an overwhelming desire to help people across the globe sent her on a career path that has earned her the University’s top honour as a Postgraduate Medal winner.

Australia’s iconic native animal, the koala, has alarmingly gone from a species ‘under no threat’ to ‘vulnerable’ to ‘endangered’ within a decade.

As Wattle Day is celebrated across Australia on Friday 1 September, a Charles Sturt University environmental scientist champions wattles’ many benefits and reflects on her own efforts and tribulations in restoring a healthy landscape.

A Charles Sturt University graduate making significant contributions to strengthening border management and enforcement in Papua New Guinea and overseas has been recognised as highly commended in Charles Sturt’s Alumni Awards.