After months of indecision the EU has voted to extend the licence of the herbicide, glyphosate for five years. CSU Emeritus Professor Jim Pratley from the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation writes about the implications for Australian agriculture.

Building on its broad range of health courses, CSU is offering a new course in applied mindfulness.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) psychology academic says while rural women and men are at the same risk of suffering from pre- and post-natal depression as their metropolitan counterparts, the way they experience them are unique.

The CSU Faculty of Science received two World Teachers' Day awards in recognition of its teaching and academics on the NSW Mid North Coast.

A CSU medical radiation scientist reveals the hidden and intricate process of caterpillar metamorphosis for the upcomingDavid Attenborough Micro Monstersprogram on ABC TV.

Two CSU students have secured spots in a national meat judging team to represent Australia in the United States in 2018.

In a world-first, CSU researchers have piloted the use of Hexoskin wearable technology in their holistic assessment of early childhood educators' well-being.

Securing health professionals for rural and regional NSW is firmly on the agenda at the launch of the CSU-led Three Rivers Department of Rural Health in West Wyalong on Wednesday 30 August.

A CSU student has taken her enthusiasm to become a health professional to high school students in the Top End.