A Charles Sturt University research team has been awarded a prestigious research grant to develop education policies that re-envision Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education in regional, rural and remote communities.

As the University hosts the second iteration of the Indigenous Entrepreneur Program, a participant of the inaugural program tells of how it helped build his business and why First Nations food should be more prominent in society.

The Grow Your Own Teacher Training program will introduce an additional stream called the Grow Your Own Local Teacher Pipeline program.

The practical value of research by a Charles Sturt University PhD candidate has been acknowledged by the recent award of two significant international prizes.

A Charles Sturt academic, Ally and LGBTIQA+ community member said the media has the power to direct or change the narrative when it comes to reporting sexual orientation of LGBTIQA+ athletes.

A First Nations entrepreneur is pushing for native foods to play a bigger role in Australia's food industry and she reflects on the larger influence First Nations people can have on World Food Day (Monday 16 October).

A Charles Sturt University First Nations student will experience global citizenship when he travels to Fiji for a two-week study tour funded by the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan initiative.

Charles Sturt wines from Wagga Wagga have won gold and silver in the Austrian Wine Challenge in Vienna.

During World Space Week from Wednesday 4 to Tuesday 10 October, a Charles Sturt academic is sharing his new theory on dark matter, which could solve one of the biggest problems plaguing physicists for decades.