Having landed herself a plum role as a graduate agronomist with the agribusiness Landmark in Queensland, Ms Candice Robinson is looking forward to coming home and savouring every moment of her graduation from CSU in Wagga Wagga.

Ms Katherine Snell has not been short of an international perspective during her veterinary science degree at Charles Sturt University (CSU) with stints in the United States and The Netherlands during the past six years.

A CSU academic believes there have been improvements in the welfare of animals involved in live sheep and cattle exports in the region.

Veterinarians have long agreed that keeping horses' weight in check is good for their health but who would have thought, that just like humans, weight and behaviour could be linked?

All eyes are on the sky at Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange as staff prepare for fledgling peregrine falcon Snow to make its maiden flight from the top of the campus’ iconic water tower.

This year's crop of Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management graduates from Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange will feature more pony-tails than stubble, reflecting the fact that more women are joining the industry than ever before.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange and the NSW Department of Primary Industries will host a visit by Chinese officials as part of an ongoing project to restore China’s crippled grasslands to sustainable grazing condition.

Students from CSU will dominate the Australian meat judging team to take on the USA in an international competition in January next year.

For many, the only time we see elite equestrian events is during the Olympic Games but a CSU researcher takes great interest in the unique sporting relationship between horse and rider.