A lifetime of medical research will be on show in a series of public events to be hosted by CSU and the Astronomical Society of Albury-Wodonga on Thursday 21 August as part of National Science Week. Nobel laureate and leading Australian medical scientist Professor Peter Doherty will discuss his work on finding ways to treat such deadly viruses as influenza, Hendra, and Ebola.

Science will be in the stars and under the microscope in Albury Wodonga as part of National Science Week 2014. CSU, the Astronomical Society of Albury Wodonga and numerous partners have combined forces to deliver a program for all ages and interest levels in all things science.

A new partnership between Charles Sturt University (CSU) and NSW Police Force will see CSU paramedic students train with special VIP protection services.

Eight agricultural and veterinary science students, identified as potential future leaders in the primary industries sector, have returned to CSU from a workshop in Canberra as part of the Horizon Scholarship.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) sports journalism student flies to Denmark this week to report on the Wheelchair Rugby World Championships.

A CSU and Western Region Academy of Sport in Bathurst collaborative program for strength and conditioning interns has again received a prestigious award from the United States.

The power of science to lift the educational outcomes of Indigenous high school students in regional areas has been highlighted during a national conference on engagement in higher education at CSU.

The importance of strong abdominal muscles to an athlete's performance and injury risk is being explored by a CSU research student.

Rural and regional Australians have listened to yet another Budget speech that has not delivered a rural medical school to serve the needs of the 2 million people living in the Murray Darling Basin.