Two students from the United States and Switzerland have travelled half way across the world to attend a Charles Sturt University residential school.

The work of cytologists is vital to cancer detection, yet there is a chronic shortage of cytologists in Australia.

An innovative CD-ROM that helps students understand magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has won a teaching award for Charles Sturt University medical imaging lecturer Robert Davidson.

Discussions around the dinner table will turn to science when well-known science commentator Associate Professor Nick Klomp dines with science teachers around North-East Victoria next week.

In recent months, much media and political attention has been focused on the social and economic disadvantages of regional Australia.

Health care in regional Australia, particularly in southern NSW and regional Victoria, will receive a boost with the announcement to extend the teaching of Charles Sturt University's nursing degree to its Albury-Wodonga Campus.

Megan Foster knows all too well how hard it can be to adjust to life in another city or country.

Research productivity at Charles Sturt University dramatically increased in 2000, further consolidating the University’s research status in Australia and overseas.

Almost 450 former students of Charles Sturt University’s Faculties of Arts and Commerce will celebrate the culmination of their studies in two ceremonies on the Wagga Wagga Campus.