Research funded by Charles Sturt University seeks 1,000 participants aged 18 years and over from the western region of NSW to provide a voice for rural and regional people about their experience and perceptions of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Charles Sturt Professor Cate Thomas nominated for an Aspire Award, which recognises the accomplishments of people with disability.

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics there are 1.2 million Australians with communication disability, and Charles Sturt University speech pathologists and students strive to provide them with the confidence to communicate.

After the successful launch of the Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program in 2019, applications for the 2021 academic year close on Monday 31 August.

Charles Sturt graduate Dr Tania Areori to return to Papua New Guinea this week as her home country's first female veterinarian.

Physiotherapy student part of Charles Sturt's first intake of mentors for a student-led program to provide support for First Nations students and connect them to community members and Elders.

Emeritus Professor Jim Pratley has proposed the creation of 'new water' could be the key to solving problems plaguing inland rivers in a proposal for the Bridge Hub Water Challenge.

Charles Sturt University normally celebrates graduations at ceremonies in August and December, but unfortunately, due to current COVID-19 restrictions, the University has had to cancel its formal August graduation ceremonies.

A pair of Charles Sturt University experts will share their fascination for parasites in a free online workshop on Wednesday 19 August.