Developing ways of using modern technology to improve learning about Indigenous cultures has earned a Charles Sturt University academic the Microsoft Outstanding Educational Leader Award for 2003 from the NSW branch of the Australian Council of Educational Leaders.

President of the Australian Conservation Foundation, and former lead singer of Midnight Oil, Peter Garrett, Peter Garrett, delievered the bi-annual Charles Sturt Oration on Friday 23 May on the Bathurst Campus.

A link between globalisation, economic growth and poverty in 11 Asian developing countries is highlighted in a book to be launched in London, England next month.

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists has honoured a Charles Sturt University academic for his presentation on the dangers of viewing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health professionals as undervalued “seasonal workers”.

A passion for public history has resulted in a valuable guide to the life and times of popular Australian Prime Minister Ben Chifley and his wife Elizabeth.

Three new professorial chairs will be established at Charles Sturt University later this year in a move to strengthen links with CSIRO in water research in the Murray-Darling Basin.

Charles Sturt University has launched a new initiative to redefine and further enhance its relationship with the regions encompassing its campuses.

Research into the corruption risks of information technology, human rights in the workplace and appropriate responses to terrorism are just a few of the areas that have gained the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics (CAPPE) a significant international standing.

IT professionals worldwide have responded enthusiastically to Charles Sturt University's (CSU) decision to offer a free short-course in Windows Phone 8 development.