The SNSW Drought Hub at Charles Sturt in Wagga Wagga is awarded $3.2 million in funding for the GRDC's five-year RiskWi$e project.

This is the seventh consecutive year that Charles Sturt has topped the Good Universities Guide’s undergraduate full-time employment ranking. 

A Charles Sturt University research team will utilise historical environmental DNA (eDNA) samples to assess how estuarine fish communities respond to consecutive extreme events of drought, bushfire, and flood.

"Students at Charles Sturt University Sydney will have the opportunity to live and learn in one of the most vibrant cities in the world."

Research by a Charles Sturt University academic and student is helping improve the production of sweet potato, one of the major food crops grown in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

"We know that we do best on First Nations matters when we genuinely listen to First Nations voices. We believe the same is true for the nation."

Researchers at Charles Sturt University are preparing to visit Lord Howe Island for the last time as part of a study on the impacts of a rodent eradication project on two native bird species.

The grant will go towards studying strategies for successfully managing mixed farming systems through drought.

Charles Sturt University is offering 16 international students the chance to study a Bachelor of Nursing in Dubbo for the first time.