The peregrine falcon couple that occupy a specially prepared nesting box in a cavity in the water tower at Charles Sturt University in Orange have again produced a pair of chicks from eggs laid earlier in the season.

A new Charles Sturt collaboration with Pairtree Intelligence will allow for enhanced capabilities at the Global Digital Farm in Wagga Wagga and will be on display at the upcoming Digital Agrifood Summit.

The wonders of the universe will be explored at the annual ‘Sky Stories Community Observation Night’ at Charles Sturt University in Orange of Friday 13 October.

Charles Sturt University’s inaugural ‘policy lab’, in partnership with the Central NSW Joint Organisation, has assessed the quality of regional local government and its contribution to Australian democracy.

An initial assessment of soil carbon levels will be included as a data layer on a dashboard being created for attendees at the Digital AgriFood Summit on October 11-12 at Wagga Wagga

Two Charles Sturt University environmental science students recently enjoyed the privilege of attending Government House in Sydney for the third and final Ideas@theHouse guest lecture for 2023.

First-year students in Albury-Wodonga have taken a different approach to learning, using body painting to learn about anatomy.

Upgrades to Charles Sturt's feedlot facility in Wagga Wagga will allow for a fully automated, undercover facility that will allow for testing and demonstrations of new technologies to create innovative solutions for the feedlot industry.

Charles Sturt University in Dubbo is 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 – Best of the Fest.