Two CSU students with a passion for the beef industry are set to take part in an internship program offered by Angus Australia and the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation.

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Hear CSU fish ecologist, Dr Lee Baumgartner, speak about the native fish that are no-where near as abundant in the Murray Darling Basin as they were before European settlement.

Questions about machine learning and analysis of Tweets for policing are posed and examined in a presentation at the CSU 2018 International Policing Conference in Sydney today, Thursday 8 November.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) students involved in a collaborative research project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia recently shared in the discovered a rare albino northern quoll.

ILWS Director at CSU, Professor Max Finlayson, reports on the current state of the world's wetlands and what can be done to look after the remaining areas.

A CSU-led research team has reported in a prestigious science journal that some Australian native animals are not as ‘naive’ about nasty foreign predators as previously thought.

CSU research has found canola meal may provide an option for beef producers to supplementary feed steers and still access premium prices for grass-fed beef.

Three CSU social work academics have received the highest recognition from their peers when they were named ‘Social Work Educator of the Year’ for 2018 in September.

As drought grips South Eastern Australia it’s timely to consider CSU research showing withholding irrigation at particular stages of olive growth can save water without reducing oil content and quality.