Emeritus Professor Jim Pratley has proposed the creation of 'new water' could be the key to solving problems plaguing inland rivers in a proposal for the Bridge Hub Water Challenge.

Charles Sturt University normally celebrates graduations at ceremonies in August and December, but unfortunately, due to current COVID-19 restrictions, the University has had to cancel its formal August graduation ceremonies.

A pair of Charles Sturt University experts will share their fascination for parasites in a free online workshop on Wednesday 19 August.

Dr Geoff Currie from Charles Sturt is part of a team advising Australia's Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation on how to overcome transport and supply disruptions spurred by COVID-19 that have resulted in nuclear medicine shortages.

In the 2020 Charles Sturt University Inter-campus Blood Donation Challenge, Wagga Wagga retained the title for ‘Most Donations’ and Orange retained the title for ‘Highest Donation Percentage

Charles Sturt Professor of Agriculture Jim Pratley unpicks the debate surrounding the future use of the chemical glyphosate in a new article published in the Farm Policy Journal.

Applications for entry into the inaugural Charles Sturt University and Western Sydney University Joint Program in Medicine are now open, and students from rural and regional backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.

Master's student's research on horse owners' use of bitted and unbitted bridles, believes to be first of its kind, could change the equine industry.

The shift towards free-range egg production has raised concerns about the potential increased risk of Avian Influenza outbreaks, according to a Charles Sturt University expert