An online information night is being held for prospective agriculture and environmental science students to get a glimpse of student support options, life on campus and career opportunities.

Charles Sturt University will play a lead role in a project fostering a new species of dung beetle to help transform 80 million tonnes of livestock dung into a financial benefit for Australian farmers.

An Equine Science graduate is already making waves in her chosen industry as she secures a prestigious new role with Thoroughbred Racing NT.

Charles Sturt University's new Rural and Regional Health Research Institute will work with communities to address the local burden of disease in lower socio-economic communities within rural, regional, and remote areas.

An Australia-wide survey by a Charles Sturt University researcher hopes to add to our understanding of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and its various forms in order to improve treatment and outcomes for those with the conditions.

Charles Sturt ranks in the top five per cent globally for sustainable practices out of more than 1,400 universities in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2022.

Three Charles Sturt University agricultural studies students have been awarded 2022 AgriFutures Horizon Scholarships to advance their studies and careers.

Charles Sturt is calling for nominations for its 2022 Distinguished Alumni Awards program. Nominations are now open and close Friday 3 June.

Research investigating how climate change impacts people's ability to work outdoors could mean changes in working hours and conditions for athletes and those in the mining, farming and defence industries.