Charles Sturt's Professor Stan Grant Jr and Professor Juanita Sherwood host forum that highlights cracks in a system that is leaving First Nations people more vulnerable to COVID-19.

Charles Sturt University scientists are playing a key role in new research to understand the opportunities to use industrial hemp as a feed source for sheep and cattle.

There is a link between serious leisure activities, such as bonsai growing, and maintaining wellbeing and connectivity during lockdown, according to a Charles Sturt researcher.

Professor Stan Grant to lead a public forum raising awareness of the issues that are impacting First Nations communities during the COVID-19 pandemic

Ms Leon said she is honoured to lead Australia’s leading regional university at a time when the regions are playing an increasingly visible and important national role.

“The health and safety of our staff, students and communities is of paramount concern to Charles Sturt University” - Interim Vice-Chancellor Professor John Germov

A Charles Sturt researcher has been granted more than $400,000 to create public policy for the use of public libraries for people experiencing homelessness.

Charles Sturt University has welcomed the announcement by NSW Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education, the Hon. Geoff Lee, of an Action Plan for the state’s higher education sector.

A Charles Sturt PhD student is investigating characteristics of fast-growing wheat to help farmers in south eastern Australia adjust to a changing climate.