A Wagga Wagga girl that came second in the state in English in her HSC has chosen to stay close to home in regional NSW to pursue her higher education dreams of becoming a teacher.

Charles Sturt University and industry partners are hosting a free professional development event about the future of technology and data innovations in Australian farming.

Professor Leon was grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the important work of the Royal Commission.

The Centre for Customs and Excise Studies MoU with Saudi Arabia customs authority initiates a long-term relationship between Australia and Saudi Arabia on border control teaching practices.

Charles Sturt is preparing to host the next instalment of the Ready to Launch program for rural entrepreneurs.

The lecture will include an overview of a new book engaging with moral psychology.

A Charles Sturt environmental management expert is participating in a workshop that will inform landholders and members of the public how they can preserve crucial habitats for frogs.

A Charles Sturt AgriPark partnership is giving chemistry students in Wagga Wagga the chance to gain valuable hands-on experience.

Charles Sturt researchers have led a world-first project that rescued and repopulated an endangered species of fish, native to the Snowy Mountains, after their habitat was devastated by bushfires and floods.