This week marked the end of a long journey for 2020 graduates from Charles Sturt in Wagga Wagga as they were able to take to the stage to mark the end of their degrees.

Students from Charles Sturt in Albury-Wodonga are attending on-campus graduations this week after ceremonies were postponed last year due to COVID-19.

Renowned Australian author and social commentator Dr Hugh Mackay will speak about his new book, The Kindness Revolution, in Bathurst on Wednesday 16 June.

There is plenty happening for the University's engineering students, with EngFest and the Engineers Without Borders Challenge to test their knowledge.

Dentistry students take practice into the community with portable clinic at Sunflower House in Wagga Wagga to give members check-ups and referrals as part of a workplace learning component.

The Wagga Agricultural College raised almost $20,000 for Rural Minds to help 200 people attend the program to improve their mental health.

A scholarship ceremony in Albury-Wodonga provided Charles Sturt students with more than $200,000 in scholarships.

The National Wine and Grape Industry Centre will give wine grape producers the chance to view new research via hands-on workshops in Orange.

Charles Sturt partners with Port Macquarie-Hastings Council to deliver co-working space at the University's Innovation Hub, which was officially opened by TV presenter, innovator and writer Mr Todd Sampson.