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Christians and inter-faith communities in the Canberra region are invited to attend the Ecumenical Way of the Cross, a progressive re-enactment of Christ’s journey to The Crucifixion, on Good Friday.
A total of sixteen graduation ceremonies will be held across the six main Charles Sturt regional communities welcoming almost 7,100 attendees. 1,610 graduates will celebrate the completion of their ...
Applications are now open for six categories in the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Awards and close on Monday 26 May. Charles Sturt opens nominations for the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Awards program The ...
Regional journalism continues to thrive at Charles Sturt University with a new two-year agreement for National Radio News ...
Results of the Regional Rainbow Survey reveal are a good start in making meaningful changes in the lives of rural and regional LGBTQ+ people, according to researchers. Charles Sturt academics complete ...
As the federal election approaches a forum in Canberra will enable people to share ideas, ask questions of the experts and contribute to the national dialogue on issues of concern. Charles Sturt ...
A married couple in Wodonga (VIC) will both graduate at a Charles Sturt University graduation ceremony in Wagga Wagga on Friday 11 April. Jessica and Curtis Boland grew up in Wagga Wagga and Wodonga ...
A Charles Sturt University post-doctoral research fellow and her colleague caution about the use of tranquillisers on racehorses. Australia’s horse racing industry is in the spotlight after recent ...
Charles Sturt University has launched a new live conversation series centred around inclusive education as part of a suite of disability-affirming short courses. Charles Sturt launches new live ...
Five Charles Sturt University students have been awarded a $1,000 grant and are selected for professional development placement opportunities with agricultural industry organisations. Five Charles ...
Almost 100 HSC student from Barker College in Sydney have visited Charles Sturt in Wagga Wagga for the first time. Almost 100 students from Barker College in Sydney visit Charles Sturt agriculture and ...