For equine surgeon Associate Professor Bryan Hilbert, treating unusual congenital deformities in large animals is a challenge and a teaching opportunity for veterinary science students at CSU.

Becoming involved in meat judging has taught CSU student Miss Meg Parsons much more than how to pick a good steak.

CSU expert in poultry behaviour and welfare Dr Raf Freire is calling for the new standard for free range egg production to consider more than the number of hens per hectare on the open range.

Although exams are looming and departure for Fiji is just a month away, a group of CSU students is busy raising money and collecting surgical supplies for a trip to the South Pacific nation.

A CSU academic has won a national teaching award for her approach to educating the next generation of veterinary scientists.

Four Charles Sturt University (CSU) students have received prestigious 2015 Horizon Scholarships.

A CSU academic hopes her research into the use of padded whips in Australian thoroughbred racing provides objective, scientific data for what can be an emotional and contentious issue.

New CSU research is investigating the effectiveness of vitamin and mineral supplements for sheep used by NSW producers.

CSU research has identified a treatment that could treat ryegrass staggers, which costs Australian livestock producers more than $100 million each year.