Four Charles Sturt University (CSU) students have received prestigious 2015 Horizon Scholarships.

Building bridges of dialogue and goodwill is a necessary activity for multi-faith societies according to an Islamic academic at CSU.

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Research undertaken by the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre at CSU in Wagga Wagga has paved the way for a quick and low-cost method of measuring the concentration of nutrients in grapevines.

More than 800 policing and security services students will graduate from CSU on Monday morning, 11 May.

A CSU agricultural business management student has a long term vision for improving the supply chain management of sheep and wool from paddock to consumer.

The International Women in Law Enforcement Conference will bring together the brightest female minds in the field to discuss leadership, collaboration and security on a global scale.

New technology intended to enhance police interview training and operational police interviews will be trialled at the CSU Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security.

CSU has announced Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Professor Garry Marchant will be leaving the University in June.

A theology  student from CSU has told a very personal story of giving up a child for adoption in the 1960s as part of a new exhibition at the  National Archives of Australia.