A Charles Sturt University education student was recently named as a National Youth Advisor for mental health organisation Womn-Kind.

Charles Sturt University will host the Dhuluny Conference on Thursday 15 and Friday 16 August as part of a wider community commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the 1824 declaration of martial law in Bathurst.

A Charles Sturt University academic has revealed the detrimental effects of TikTok-based pro-anorexia content on the mental health, body image and eating behaviours of young females.

Charles Sturt has developed a new course - the Bachelor of Nuclear Science and Safety - to fill workforce shortages and create nuclear capable workforces.

Charles Sturt University is helping educate the next generation of support workers to defend against the ever-growing stain of domestic violence on society.

Charles Sturt University academics are helping eliminate online gender-based violence against women and girls in sport through a recently published policy brief.

Charles Sturt University is assisting First Nations children and young athletes in the Dubbo area through its annual Community University Partnerships (CUP) Grants Program.

Charles Sturt University researchers are leading a global movement to improve mental health research in regional and rural communities.

A Charles Sturt researcher has contributed to a report that estimates the cost of fixing Australia's landscapes at $7.3 billion a year.