The Governor-General, Ms Quentin Bryce AC CVO, literally went underground to explore the agricultural research being undertaken at CSU in Wagga Wagga.

CSU wants its students to take on the world according to newly-appointed CSU Global manager, Dr Shevahn Telfser.

It may seem a long way from the 26 atolls in the Indian Ocean but two new CSU students from the Maldives are exactly where they want to be.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) is developing a new research tool to help the northern Australian beef industry understand more about the timing and causes of calf deaths.

A CSU academic has reassured Australians they don't have to worry they might be eating horse on their hamburgers, as investigations continue overseas into 'beef' shipments which tests revealed included up to 70 per cent horse meat.

With his sights firmly on the future of the Australian wine industry, Professor Alain Deloire has arrived at the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) at CSU as its new Director.

Unmanned aerial vehicles are often associated with the military but new research at CSU shows their increasing importance in civilian life.

Two Australian scientists have helped reveal the "evolutionary trick" which makes the diamondback moth one of the world's worst agricultural pests.

Almost 500 graduands and guests will gather to celebrate the graduation of 114 students from Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange on Tuesday 11 December.