Charles Sturt University has signed an historic five-year Innovation Partnerships agreement with the NSW Government to boost innovation, attract investment, and strengthen collaboration across the university sector and state.

A Charles Sturt engineer, a world-famous architect and a renowned composer have transformed a water tank in Cobar into a globally recognised, sound-art masterpiece putting Cobar on the global tourist map.

A Charles Sturt University research project into planned burning ignites possibilities for conservation and restoration of critically endangered grassy ecosystems.

University partners with Iberdrola Australia to supply 100 per cent renewable energy to its campuses, sourced from the Bodangora Wind Farm.

Students returned to Charles Sturt's regional campuses to participate in Residential Schools, where they learned practical components of their course and connected with lecturers and peers.

$1.8 million boost through Charles Sturt Three Rivers Department of Rural Health in Wagga Wagga will expand training and placements across allied health disciplines. The funding supports improved healthcare access for regional residents.

One current and two former Charles Sturt students will compete in freestyle and cross-country skiing at the Beijing Winter Olympics, from Friday 4 February.

Ever wondered what the sounds of the Murrumbidgee are like when we aren't around? Charles Sturt academics are giving people the chance to find out with their latest research.

The 2022 Community University Partnership (CUP) Grants program opens for applications from Tuesday 1 February and closes on Wednesday 9 March.