The different perspectives held by young and old Australians on multiculturalism was the subject of an award winning story, Melting Pot Burns Low by Charles Sturt University communication student Yuko Narushima who was awarded the 2005 Student Journalism Award by the Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Council of Australia and SBS Television.

Simulating ‘real life’ advertising agency work is nothing new for Charles Sturt University students, who for the second time have won the prestigious International Advertising Association’s InterAd award.

Brett Van Heekeren’s vision to make Charles Sturt University’s advertising degree the most successful and respected industry based program in Australia has won him the 2002 International Advertising Association’s (IAA) Harrison L Harold Award for academics.

Rice, the staple food of almost half the world each day, is the world’s most important agricultural crop grown on six of the seven continents.

Charles Sturt University’s establishment in Canada has been received positively, with the University registering more than 800 expressions of interest in its new teacher education program since its announcement in mid February.

The untold treasures of many unexplored underground caves throughout Bhutan may see the light of day in the future, if the enthusiasm of a group of Bhutanese officials on a tour of Australia's famous Jenolan Caves, this week, is anything to go by.

Charles Sturt University will establish itself in the Canadian province of Ontario, after becoming one of the first external providers to receive approval to operate as a university. 

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) biomedical science lecturer has returned home after performing life-saving surgery in China.

A visit to Charles Sturt University next month by the Ambassador of the European Commission to Australia and New Zealand Piergiorgio Mazzocchi will give Riverina industry and business a direct insight into Australia’s largest economic partner.