Wildlife researchers from Charles Sturt University have reported the native Australian smoky mouse, named smoky because of its colour, as the first animal to die due to inhaling hazardous bushfire smoke from an area outside of the fire burn zones.

The Employer of Choice for Gender Equality citation is designed to encourage, recognise and promote active commitment to achieving gender equality in Australian workplaces

Approximately 2,896 on-campus students have been accepted to commence their studies with Charles Sturt in 2020, in addition to a further 5,302 new online students.

Charles Sturt University has established a new recruitment pathway for paramedic graduates with East Midlands Ambulance Service in the United Kingdom, and cohorts of paramedic students and graduates are embracing the opportunity to work there.

The Indigenous Police Recruitment Our Way Delivery (IPROWD) program is a practical social justice partnership that reflects the spirit and intent of United Nations World Day of Social Justice on Thursday 20 February.

Professor John McDonald to join Charles Sturt faculty in March as new Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Education, based in Wagga Wagga.

Charles Sturt PhD student Mr Adam Poulsen has co-authored a new article on LGBTIQA+ exclusion in the development and use of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI).

Charles Sturt Senior Lecturer volunteers at Wandandian Kangaroo and Wallaby Sanctuary to help injured and burnt animals after bushfires on NSW south coast.

A Charles Sturt University photography student’s series of photos taken in North Korea in 2019 has won a national photography competition.