The annual 2015 Nguluway conference for Indigenous staff at Charles Sturt University will be held in Bathurst on Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 November.

Charles Sturt University will co-host the 2nd Australasian Conference on Islam: Radicalisation and Islamophobia in Sydney at the end of November.

A CSU student has set his sights on filling an annual forage production gap for smallholder Pakistani farmers by equipping them to successfully grow improved seed for quality forage production.

Despite programming and staffing changes at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation  and Fairfax Media in regional NSW, the new media landscape will continue to employ digitally-adept journalism graduates.

In the aftermath of the deadly terror attacks in Paris on the weekend, CSU has experts in international policing and security who can provide commentary and analysis.

The volunteer Muslim chaplain of CSU has condemned the ISIS terror attacks in Paris on the weekend which killed at least 127 people and wounded hundreds more.

A Charles Sturt University academic says journalism graduates are still getting jobs despite staff cut-backs and evolving changes to the media industry.

CSU ecologist Dr Manu Saunders is finding out how the small things, wild pollinators, can affect the big picture of agricultural ecosystems.

CSU's School of Management and Marketing has become a signatory of the United Nations' Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME).