Is a friendly super-artificial intelligence (AI) desirable? A Charles Sturt University philosopher considers whether the development of such super-AI, which might limit our freedom and treat us like ‘pets’, is preferable to no super-AI at all.

A Charles Sturt University constitutional law expert has written a new book that addresses the debate about Indigenous constitutional recognition and presents a radical approach to the constitutional position of Indigenous people.

In recognition of the outstanding achievements and impact of its alumni, Charles Sturt University is proud to announce the launch of its 2024 Distinguished Alumni Awards program.

The latest Charles Sturt University podcast series - Global Pressures shines the spotlight on the growing pressures our world is under and how essential industries need to adapt to overcome these challenges.

A Charles Sturt University team is researching the deployment of microgrid projects that aim to meet the energy needs of regional communities in Australia.

Charles Sturt ranks second in Australia for the rate of domestic graduates who have full-time employment within three years of graduating.

Research by a Charles Sturt academic shows the benefits of participating in pride events, such as the Wagga Wagga Mardi Gras Festival, of which the University is a platinum sponsor.

A recently published paper by a Charles Sturt University policing researcher and a colleague argues that the burgeoning integration of new technologies by police forces globally represents a significant advance in policing methodology and strategies.

A Charles Sturt University-led research project has secured $4.3 million in funding to investigate a specific therapy pathway for people with schizophrenia.