A group of Charles Sturt University students will open an exhibition in Albury next week showing how youth and older people mix in the communities of regional Australia.

While most university students will be taking a well-earned break over the holidays, more than 1 600 will be hitting the books in a record number of 80 subjects on offer at the Summer School at Charles Sturt University.

NSW Police Commissioner Peter Ryan will swear in the first group of students from Charles Sturt University’s new Diploma of Policing Practice as probationary constables next Tuesday 22 December.

A boyhood dream and a quest for the ultimate adventure has led two English adventurers down under for an expedition to retrace the steps of Captain Charles Sturt’s 1844-45 trek, through the centre of Australia.

NSW Department of Community Services Director General Carmel Niland will sign a deal with Charles Sturt University tomorrow (Tuesday 1 December) to boost support, expertise and training in social welfare work.

Charles Sturt University is celebrating after being announced as an official supplier to the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games in an agreement signed today (Saturday 28 November) at the National Modern Pentathlon Championships at Wagga Wagga.

Farmers, students and people concerned with the fast disappearing native plants found in the grasslands and woodlands of south-eastern Australia now have a comprehensive field guide to these plants.

The Millennium Bug could throw the global tourism system into chaos on 1 January 2000 unless the entire industry embarks on a concerted effort to avoid problems that could be caused by the Bug, according to two Charles Sturt University researchers.

Year 12 students facing their final exams see the Internet as an important tool in their final studies if recent figures on the NSW HSC On-Line Internet site is any indication.