The Charles Sturt University Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture (ACC&C) in Canberra will host a one-day online seminar on Saturday 6 November as a precursor to a rescheduled three-day ecumenical conference in March 2022.

Breakfast event in Wagga Wagga a chance to learn about local woodland birds and find out what can be done to conserve them

A Global Call to Action launched today shines the spotlight on the inequity of access to vaccines for those experiencing mental illness.

Members from the equine industry are invited to participate in a survey to reduce mid-to-late-term pregnancy loss in Australian mares. The survey is looking to identify when and where mid-to-late-term equine pregnancy loss is occurring.

Equine academics from Charles Sturt will contribute to an online international conference discussing strategies to improve horse quality of life.

Free webinar on Thursday 21 October brings together expert panel to explore solutions on improving access to vaccines for people living with mental illness

Thanks to the support of Charles Sturt University the newest branch of the Royal Society of New South Wales is gearing up to host a public lecture exploring the topic of rising authoritarianism and waning democracy.

The annual Sprung Festival at Charles Sturt University this week was developed by students under COVID-19 restrictions, with four productions presented online from Wednesday 13 to Saturday 16 October.

Charles Sturt PhD student a contender in Virtual Asia-Pacific 3MT Semi-Final Showcase for his research on trauma and first responder wellbeing.