Charles Sturt academics have published new research on the health of the older population living in rural, regional and remote Australia.

A new book by a Charles Sturt University academic argues that to make sense of civil disobedience, we should expand our conception of political obligation to include acts that, despite being illegal, may reveal the agent’s civility.

Though proud the gender pay gap at Charles Sturt University is smaller than the national average and falling, Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann said the University is committed to cutting the income discrepancy further.

Charles Sturt has announced the winners of this year’s Energy Challenge, which saw students living in residences on five of the University’s campuses compete to be their campus’s greenest residence.

Representatives from the mining, energy, education, tourism, arts, and foreign policy sectors attended the forum.

Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Professor John Germov's book nominated for NSW Premier's History Award in category of NSW Community and Regional History Prize.

Applications have been flooding in for the Charles Sturt University early entry program, the Charles Sturt Advantage.

Research at Charles Sturt University explains how place-based learning opportunities with the local Wiradyuri Elders are changing the traditional delivery of law education.

Charles Sturt awards $3 million in scholarships and grants annually to assist students, one of whom is Jesse Rigney.