A grim picture of stress, isolation, declining health and job losses in farm families, small businesses and rural communities has emerged in new research into one of Australia’s worst droughts.

Eight Charles Sturt University commerce students will join the growing number of foreigners studying in China, with each to spend the coming semester in the Asian country under the Australian University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific program (UMAP).

Finding valuable information on plants in the Murray-Darling Basin has taken a major leap forward this week, with the launch of the Charles Sturt University Virtual Herbarium on the Internet.

This month, two Charles Sturt University communication students from Sydney will head overseas on the work experience assignment of a lifetime.

Charles Sturt University has consolidated on last year’s strong demand to study full-time at its four regional campuses with an eight percent increase in all preferences for undergraduate courses in 2004.

As many Australian school students actively experience different workplace employment, a new study at Charles Sturt University will explore the impact that work has on the careers the students later pursue.

A global crisis is looming in information management that threatens the accuracy, safekeeping and authenticity of vital electronic data.

Research at Charles Sturt University into the biological control of fungal diseases in broad acre crops in Australia has received a boost under a collaborative project between CSU and Wagga Wagga company, Riverina Biotech Pty Ltd.

The story of South Campus at CSU in Wagga Wagga will be revealed during a book launch in Wagga Wagga on Thursday 18 December.