A new round of CenWest Innovate free forums in Lithgow, Bathurst and Murrumburrah (near Young) will help businesses to improve their employee satisfaction and overall productivity.

CSU research has shown the harmful effects of a toxic weed on kangaroos, prompting calls for strategic investment to control invasive plants in grasslands.

A CSU accounting student has a sculpture displayed in one of Australia’s most significant sculpture exhibitions.

Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) innovation in the laboratory and on the rooftops was on show during a tour of CSU in Wagga Wagga today by Shadow Assistant Minister for Innovation and Mental Health, Senator Deborah O’Neill.

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University students can be transformed with overseas study says a CSU academic who recently led a student tour into the urban and rural areas of Cambodia.

A new book by a CSU researcher about church engagement with people with disabilities was launched at an annual meeting of Anglican bishops yesterday.

Gluten-free. Two words that have become common on menu boards around the country and Charles Sturt University (CSU) research has shone new light why some people choose these foods.

The benevolence of a family grieving for their daughter has provided a life-changing international study experience for CSU student Ms Kaitlyn Weller, which in turn has inspired her to help others.

Our right to communicate and receive accessible and appropriate specialist services when we have difficulty communicating are human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.