An early-career Charles Sturt University researcher has been awarded a place in the 2022/23 Homeward Bound program to foster leadership by women in STEMM – science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine.

Charles Sturt University will again provide Year 12 school leavers from across Australia with a firm offer to study at the University in 2023 with applications now open for the Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program.

With the UN World Wildlife Day on Thursday 3 March, a Charles Sturt University Honours student’s research is contributing to protection of one of Australia’s ‘vulnerable’ species.

The new Charles Sturt University First Nations Cadetship Program is proving successful by increasing employment opportunities.

Charles Sturt is sponsoring Queer Screen's Mardi Gras Film Festival, which will show in Wagga Wagga ahead of the city's own Mardi Gras event.

A Charles Sturt University team has received a prestigious national citation for student learning which aims to restore and revitalise Wiradjuri language and culture.

Charles Sturt University is welcoming more than 8,000 commencing on-campus and online students during Orientation Week from Monday 21 to Friday 25 February.

Charles Sturt University has signed an historic five-year Innovation Partnerships agreement with the NSW Government to boost innovation, attract investment, and strengthen collaboration across the university sector and state.

A Charles Sturt engineer, a world-famous architect and a renowned composer have transformed a water tank in Cobar into a globally recognised, sound-art masterpiece putting Cobar on the global tourist map.