A Charles Sturt University graduate and University Medal recipient said her degree has created opportunities and given her a lifelong love of learning.

Dr Jillda Wright prepares to graduate from Charles Sturt with her fifth degree from the University, a Doctor of Social Work, during a graduation ceremony in Wagga Wagga on Monday 16 December.

Professor Geoff Gurr has examined ecological tactics to reduce losses in a variety of crops from rice, to cotton, vegetables and pine plantations.

STRIVE leadership program helped Charles Sturt student Ellen James to land dream veterinarian job before she graduates in December.

A graduating Charles Sturt University teaching student from regional NSW champions the University’s value of scholastic and professional support among peers.

“He is a highly respected and accomplished leader in the healthcare field, one who has made great contributions to the industry through the many esteemed positions he has held."

The Illuminate:nextgen Challenge is a five-day intensive program wherein high school students work in teams to develop a business idea for a set challenge relevant to their region.

Charles Sturt Bachelor of Animal Science (Honours) student Ms Sabrina Meurs examined the impact of grain processing on the performance of mixed-sex crossbred lambs in feedlot.

A Charles Sturt University research group has produced a brochure − Land and Learning in the Shadow of Wahluu − that maps the layers of natural history and development of the University’s site in Bathurst.