The surprise announcement today by the NSW Premier, Mr Barry O'Farrell, that he will resign after misleading the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) with his testimony yesterday shows a flawed political system has a silver lining, according to a Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic.

A CSU scientist is urging people to spend ten minutes in the garden or bush this week looking out for native pollinator insects.

'Find your passion' is the simple advice for pharmacy students at Charles Sturt University (CSU) from the national winner of the 2014 Pharmacy of the Year competition.

A CSU academic has spoken of the importance of infection prevention and control by healthcare workers amid a climate of emerging infectious diseases like Zika virus.

From game-based learning to social media for home-work; information technology is changing the way children learn but many teachers still aren't equipped to make the most of it, according to Charles Sturt University (CSU) digital education expert Ms Judy O'Connell.

Medical specialists and their patients are set to benefit with two internationally acclaimed radiologists visiting regional NSW to deliver education sessions focussed on the latest developments in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

Due to the current fire emergencies in many areas of Australia's eastern states, Charles Sturt University (CSU) is ensuring that affected students and their families receive the University's sympathy and support.

The growth of multinational crime over the past decade has made international cooperation essential for Australian police and security professionals, according to a counter terrorism expert at CSU.

Scientists from CSU will be back in the classroom this week at Mount Austin High School in Wagga Wagga as part of a national initiative to engage Indigenous children in science.