People living with dementia are invited to participate in a unique study exploring their attitudes, needs and preferences towards Voluntary Assisted Dying in Australia.

A Charles Sturt University legal academic has successfully represented First Nations people of the Pilbara region of Western Australia before a United Nations tribunal.

A third-year Bachelor of Nursing student at Charles Sturt University has been recognised for her outstanding clinical skills and knowledge by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation.

The University is hosting Charles Sturt Advantage retreats at four of its regional campuses for students who have accepted early offers to study at Charles Sturt in 2024.

Charles Sturt University has announced its first round of artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber executive education masterclasses.

A Charles Sturt research project has utilised 'citizen scientists' to gather valuable data that will assist to develop beneficial programs in the Murray-Darling Basin.

Charles Sturt University artificial intelligence experts and behavioral scientists have joined with a leading plastics recycling organisation and First Nations community artists in remote Cape York to transform marine litter into valuable artworks.

The event brought together stakeholders from across the nine rural clinical schools.

More than $10,000 was awarded to 10 Riverina community groups through Charles Sturt's Community University Partnership Grants program.