Charles Sturt University has reinforced its commitment to environmental sustainability by signing a three-year contract with Snowy Energy to supply 100 per cent renewable electricity to the University’s six main campuses across New South Wales.

New research by a Charles Sturt academic shows fertiliser alternatives for farmers that will contribute to sustainability and profitability.

A total of sixteen graduation ceremonies will be held across the six main Charles Sturt regional communities welcoming almost 7,100 attendees.

Applications are now open for six categories in the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Awards and close on Monday 26 May.

Regional journalism continues to thrive at Charles Sturt University with a new two-year agreement for National Radio News (NRN) to produce news bulletins for the community broadcasting sector.

A First Nations Cultural Awareness Journey program was announced at Thrive 2025 in Parkes at the weekend.

Research highlights the potential of dsRNA-based biopesticides for sustainable agriculture.

Results of the Regional Rainbow Survey reveal are a good start in making meaningful changes in the lives of rural and regional LGBTQ+ people, according to researchers.

Charles Sturt University has celebrated the first graduates of the ‘Grow Your Own’ (GYO) teaching programs ready to enter the workforce with brand new skills.