A newly published book by a Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic warns that intelligence communities in ‘Five Eyes’ countries (Australia, Canada, US, UK and New Zealand) need to review capability gaps relating to managing emerging biosecurity and bioterrorism threats.

The national Equally Well campaign has recently launched a new website to help people living with mental illness.

CSU students recently attended the 14th International Society of Equitation Science conference to advance their understanding of how to improve the welfare of horses.

Three Rivers University Department of Rural Health at CSU helped raise awareness of mental health by being a part of the official Guinness World Record-breaking attempt in Wagga Wagga on Wednesday 10 October.

CSU is going ‘Straw No More’ by abandoning the use of plastic straws at all its catering outlets from Monday 8 October.

Research by  CSU and Agriculture Victoria aims to increase lentil consumption in Australia by developing new products which may also deliver health benefits to consumers and boost returns for producers.

A published journal paper by CSU speech and language researchers has received the rare high honour of the Editor’s Award.

Students in the CSU School of Teacher Education and the School of Education programs depend largely on the network of schools and early childhood services across regional NSW to provide practical work experience opportunities in classrooms in order to develop their professional understanding and competence.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) staff member has been recognised at the NSW Government’s premier sustainability awards night, the 2018 Green Globe Awards.