Charles Sturt collaborates with local government and progress association to establish The Rock Regional Observatory.

Residents of Bathurst and the region are invited to have ‘breakfast with the birds’ at Charles Sturt University in Bathurst to learn to identify and aid the conservation of native bird species.

Charles Sturt University has renewed its major sponsorship of the Wagga Wagga Mardi Gras for the fourth year. Participants and organisers are excited for the event after the parade was cancelled for the past two years due to COVID-19.

PhD student receives scholarship to continue research that could impact pasture production, beef and dairy industries and commercial hay producers.

Charles Sturt academic will participate in a Zoom conversation on contemporary Māori public policy.

Participants are being sought for a PhD study into whether there is a link between carbon farming and drought resilience.

Charles Sturt researchers have ensured cultural inclusivity for Wagga Wagga by bringing a Punjabi language book collection to the city's library.

The following statement is from Charles Sturt University Vice-Chancellor Professor Renée Leon.

Spurred by continuing cuts to creative arts, a group of artists associated with Charles Sturt University is determined to make the most of the remaining spaces available ‘between the cracks’ to create and exhibit.