The findings of a Charles Sturt University-led study could help limit or reduce COVID-19 infection and mortality rates in countries around the world.

A free app developed as part of a Charles Sturt University study has provided beef producers with a tool to report cases of bloat and alert other producers that bloat is occurring in the area.

Twenty-one country students across rural NSW have been awarded a total of $45,000 in scholarships through Charles Sturt University’s Three Rivers–Country Education Foundation of Australia Grant Scheme.

Eight members of Charles Sturt's Elite Athlete and Performer Program will represent Australian at the Tokyo Olympics.

A Charles Sturt University study seeks children aged four-and-a-half to 12 years with speech sound difficulties to have free use of a new speech therapy app for four weeks.

A research project involving a Charles Sturt academic has been included in the 2021 NSW Research Impact Showcase.

Travel grants are available for Year 11 and 12 students planning to attend one of six Open Days hosted by Charles Sturt in August and September.

Charles Sturt partners in National Marine Bioproducts Research Centre, which recently secured $59 million in federal funding to develop marine bioproducts for health, agriculture and biomaterials.

University makes almost 1,500 offers during Round One of the Charles Sturt Advantage program, providing a pathway to university for Year 12 students.