Charles Sturt University paramedicine student volunteers will gain valuable experience in their field while providing practical support for the Ride The Wave Festival in Port Macquarie in mid-June.

Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley, AC QC, Governor of New South Wales and her husband Mr Wilson visited Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga on Tuesday, 7 June to learn about the real-world benefits of its teaching and research.

Charles Sturt University has provided a total of $2,200 in funding to three community groups in the Dubbo region under the University’s 2022 Community University Partnerships Grants (CUP) Environmental Sustainability Stream.

PhD student is recognised with award for her life-saving search and rescue model that was devised as part of her Honours research at Charles Sturt.

High school students praised for their innovation and initiative and winners announced at the end of the Emerge Program at Charles Sturt.

A local community group and school in the Wagga Wagga area have received almost $2,000 in total funding to deliver environmental projects.

Female farmers from the Central West are encouraged to participate in a series of Charles Sturt research events that will help get more women's perspectives on solutions an outcomes in the agriculture industries.

Grant recipients under the Environmental Sustainability Stream of The 2022 Charles Sturt Community University Partnerships (CUP) Grants program have been announced.

Four Charles Sturt University PhD students have graduated in Wagga Wagga after completing life-saving research that could change the face of rice, chickpeas and lentils forever.