The Federal Minister for Agriculture, The Hon Barnaby Joyce MP, has visited the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation at CSU in Wagga Wagga to see first-hand research to enhance Australian agriculture.

High school teachers who have moved into the classroom from the trades have left a lasting impression on CSU academic, Dr Annette Green.

A CSU student has helped save harmless sharks from a 'ghost net' off the NSW South Coast while preparing for an underwater research project.

A senior CSU researcher has been recognised among some of the world's top research talent during a recent visit to China.

Australia's Governor General, His Excellency the Honorable Sir Peter Cosgrove, AK MC, inspected CSU's award winning National Life Sciences Hub as part of his visit to CSU in Wagga Wagga on 2 October.

Despite widespread interest in and experience with retaining crop stubbles on their paddocks as part of crop rotations, a CSU study shows that many grain growers still prefer to burn stubble.

Islamic mosques across NSW are becoming more accommodating and English is the dominant language spoken in them according to a new report released by Charles Sturt University's Centre for Islamic Studies and Civilisation.

A CSU botanist is continuing to share his insights into the survival secrets of the eucalypts during bushfires – this time to a Japanese audience.

CSU is launching a new think-tank to drive innovation in digital learning by investigating new technologies and online teaching practices.