The recent bombings at the 2013 Boston Marathon have not dampened the enthusiasm of a CSU runner who has been selected to join the Indigenous Marathon Project.

Charles Sturt University has moved to end concern within the ranks of the NSW Farmers’ Association about the University’s commitment to quality agricultural education for regional and rural Australia following the announcement that CSU is to strategically re-position its agricultural programs at the Wagga Wagga and Orange Campuses.

CSU will partner with other universities across Australia in a ground-breaking national student survey on sexual assault and harassment.

More than 200 students at CSU are benefiting from personalised tutoring and academic support through the new Indigenous Student Success Program (ISSP).

CSU is proud to announce seven of its students and alumni are headed to Rio de Janeiro to compete in the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

A film produced by a CSU PhD candidate in collaboration with Wiradjuri Elders has won a NSW Premier's Multicultural Media Award.

During NAIDOC Week 2016, 13 Indigenous CSU students who are the first in their families to attend university will collaborate on a unique storytelling project.

Newly-crowned women's rugby sevens world champions Ms Alicia Quirk and Ms Nicole Beck are setting their sights on selection for Rio 2016 and with flexible study through CSU they've also got an eye on a degree.

CSU has the highest graduate employment rate in the country and the second-highest graduate starting salaries according to the latest data released on the QILT website.