PhD student in Wagga Wagga has been recognised for her contributions to the community with the Pat Keill Award on Commonwealth Day.

Field Day to educate landowners and community on the role of environmental water flows in preserving wetlands and the animals that inhabit them.

An exhibition and book chronicling 50 years of higher education in the border region from the Riverina College of Advanced Education, now Charles Sturt University, to open in Albury-Wodonga.

Minister for Environment and Heritage Mr James Griffin visited Charles Sturt in Albury-Wodonga to learn about the real-world benefits of the University's environmental research.

Former Wiggle Sam Moran to be guest speaker in hometown of Wagga Wagga as part of Charles Sturt's Emerge Program.

With cyber attacks on the increase in Australia, Charles Sturt University is providing free cyber security health checks for small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) in Bathurst and the Central West region.

Minister Alister Henskens visited Charles Sturt in Albury-Wodonga for a round table discussion, tour of the University's facilities and to hear about research that is making a difference.

Charles Sturt to contribute to research project that will review data to determine how to understand haystack degradation as a precursor to fires, preventing property and monetary losses.

The annual first task for commencing first-year student engineers at Charles Sturt University in Bathurst is to construct and run a giant Rube Goldberg Machine.