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A Charles Sturt academic is continuing her research to investigate the positive influence that evidence-informed exercise can have on endometriosis symptom management.

Charles Sturt University is calling for nominations to recognise alumni who are creating meaningful, positive change in their professions, industries or communities.

Half the population supports a levy on carbon polluting industries to fund rising home insurance premiums in disaster-prone areas, according to the results of a Charles Sturt University nationwide survey about attitudes to climate change.

Orientation runs from 16–27 February online, with on-campus Orientation from 23–27 February.

Charles Sturt will host the Queer Screen Film Festival to share LGBTIQA+ stories in five of its campus towns this year.

Charles Sturt University research finds science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education in regional NSW schools offers actionable policy opportunities that recognise and leverage the unique strengths of non-metropolitan NSW.

Approximately 15 Charles Sturt students will gain hands-on experience working on MLA’s priority data use cases and business projects.

Vocational education courses strengthen the University’s ability to meet practical capability needs across government and industry.

A Charles Sturt Honours student's research aims to understand the barriers women in agriculture experience while obtaining an endometriosis diagnosis and the demands of the condition while working in the industry.