With interest in a four-day working week increasing, a Charles Sturt University research student seeks participants for a study that explores how regional organisations are addressing employee wellbeing in relation to overwork and burnout.

Horse trainer Mr Darrell Burnet said his degree from Charles Sturt gave him the skills and knowledge to train winning horses and adapt to a changing industry to ensure the health and safety of all animals in his care.

First Nations student Ms Dhani Gilbert connects to culture and land as she attends residential school in Wagga Wagga.

Charles Sturt and AlburyCity Council establish innovative scholarship program for Albury residents to study two micro-subjects in community resilience and leading change.

Current and former staff and students at Charles Sturt recognised with Australia Day honours and awards.

A Charles Sturt University-led team of Australian researchers - who have spent the past decade establishing ‘fish ladders’ across five South-East Asian countries in a bid to save the region’s fish - recently received funding to expand their project.

Professor Susan Green has received a national award in recognition of the contributions she has made over her 20-year research career to the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Charles Sturt is offering 400 instalments of $5,000 through the Australian Government's Tertiary Access Payment program for potential students who meet the eligibility criteria.

Charles Sturt University researchers are calling on southern Australian beef producers to complete a short online survey as part of research examining the impact of bloat on the industry.