People interested in a career in ecotourism now have more paths leading to the Bachelor of Applied Science (Adventure Ecotourism) at Charles Sturt University’s Thurgoona campus.

Is your heart racing? Are your pupils dilated? Do you have butterflies in your stomach? If you answer yes to these questions, you must be in love.

Managing native vegetation and improving river catchment health will be made easier for land holders, land managers, Landcare groups, government staff and the general community with the release of the Native Vegetation Management Guide for the Riverina, compiled by Charles Sturt University staff and private consultant Rick Webster.

Australia and New Zealand’s most senior police officers will be able to undertake higher degrees designed for their profession as part of a new agreement between Charles Sturt University and the Australian Institute of Police Management.

The Wagga Wagga Campus of Charles Sturt University will say farewell to the University’s first Chancellor, Mr David Asimus AO, and his wife Jane, during a farewell and an official University dinner on Tuesday 26 November.

Delegates from around the world will gather in Bathurst next week for a major international conference hosted by Charles Sturt University.

For the second consecutive year, a lecturer at Charles Sturt University has been awarded a NSW Minister for Education and Training and the Australian College of Education, NSW Chapter, Quality Teaching Award.

In just seven days, vacant land near Ganmain will become a meeting place for Australians of all cultural backgrounds, in an environmentally friendly gesture from volunteers from around the world.

What’s in the new Foxtel / Optus deal for regional Australia? Charles Sturt University’s Manager of CSU Online and regional communications commentator, Mr Les Burr, says the new pay TV deal between Foxtel and Optus mostly benefits Australia’s metropolitan areas.