Charles Sturt researcher discovers how to transform discarded human hair strands into graphite with potential use in energy storage and drug delivery technology.

Charles Sturt University will host a major conference in August to mark the 200th anniversary of the 1824 declaration of martial law in Bathurst to quell two years of conflict or ‘gudyarra’ (meaning ‘war’) between Wiradyuri and colonists.

Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga hosted the fourth and final hearing of a Parliamentary Inquiry into Veterinary Workforce Shortage in NSW on Thursday 4 April.

A leading Charles Sturt University researcher will describe how his recent research has led to a new field - evolutionary medicine - at a public lecture in Port Macquarie on Wednesday 10 April.

A documentary revealing life as a carer by carers has officially launched as part of a Charles Sturt University student and full-time carer’s PhD study.

Charles Sturt researchers are leading a team investigating the extent that STEMM professionals suffer from climate anxiety or eco-grief. They are calling on industry professionals to complete a survey to assist with their research.

Researchers have revealed the benefits of environmental water deliveries in boosting the diversity of turtle species in Murrumbidgee wetlands.

A Charles Sturt University Islamic history expert has delivered a presentation in Melbourne as part of a multicultural exhibition showcasing the historic interaction between Australian First Nations people and the Makassans of Indonesia.

Charles Sturt University continues to be loud and proud in support of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer community (LGBTIQA+) as a continuing regional partner for the 2024 Queer Screen Film Festival – Best of the Fest.