Studying science at Charles Sturt University (CSU) led Ms Bettina Grieve on a two-month adventure tagging fish in the Mekong River, giving her an appreciation of international scientific collaboration.

A team of four student engineers from CSU has won the national Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Challenge for their design of a composting system for food waste.

CSU students have demonstrated their generosity and raised a record amount of money for local, national and international charities in 2016.

There's more honours for the environmental sustainability gains of CSU.

Indigenous Australians of all ages are taking part in a three-day intensive pathways program at CSU this month.

A CSU paramedicine student has won a national award with the prediction she'll have a 'significant' future impact on her chosen profession.

CSU student Ms Shelley Thompson, who is legally blind, is showing that having a disability doesn't mean higher education is out of reach.

The design of a system for composting organic food waste in an African refugee community has earned a major gong for four engineering students at CSU.

CSU will next week launch The Front Line, a powerful video that explores the Indigenous student journey first-hand.