A new book by a Charles Sturt University history academic will be launched in Wagga Wagga and Bathurst in April.

Potential students learned about various healthcare career pathways during an information night in Dubbo this week.

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.

High school students interested in careers in journalism, content creation and strategic communication got the inside scoop on their career options through an interactive workshop held at Charles Sturt University in Bathurst.

A Charles Sturt lecturer and alumna will be among the strong female voices sharing their experiences at this weekend's March Forward event in Wagga Wagga for International Women's Day.

Charles Sturt University, in partnership with the Central NSW Joint Organisation and United Nations Youth NSW, will host a Regional Youth Summit in Bathurst on Wednesday 26 March.

Charles Sturt University is hosting a free public lecture that will look at questions politicians should consider to support humane and practical policies for refugees and people seeking asylum.

Charles Sturt University continues to be loud and proud in support of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer community (LGBTIQA+), returning as a regional partner for the Queer Screen Film Festival.

A Charles Sturt University research group has co-edited a book giving a voice to the diversity, experiences and cultures of young children.