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CSU stages inaugural national AusAct conference in Wagga Wagga
Wednesday 30 May 2018In September CSU in Wagga Wagga will stage the inaugural Australian Actor Training Conference (AusAct), the first national conference about how acting is taught.
CSU Islamic art expert at Iftar dinner in Canberra
Thursday 24 May 2018A leading CSU Islamic art expert advocated for the unifying influence of art when he delivered a presentation at the annual Iftar Dinner* at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra on Friday 18 May.
Indian hawkers’ story reflects modern migrant dilemmas
Tuesday 20 Feb 2018A CSU researcher believes the story of Indian ‘hawkers’, who plied their trade across south-eastern Australia in the late 1800s, is reflected in the current dilemmas facing migrants in regional Australia.
PR social media useful for connecting and engaging, not relating
Wednesday 13 Dec 2017Research by a CSU doctoral graduate found that PR agencies' use of social media doesn’t really foster ‘relating’.
Triple J decision reflects growing mood for Australia Day date change
Friday 1 Dec 2017A Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic argues that ABC radio Triple J's decision to move the date its annual announcement of the Hottest 100 hits of the past year is part of the growing public momentum to change the date of Australia Day.
Hanging out with the boys: how bromance often steals the spotlight in The Bachelorette
Wednesday 1 Nov 2017Dr Suzie Gibson has written an article (recently published in the Conversation) about how the bromances can steal the spotlight in The Bachelorette
Two CSU books nominated for two Tasmanian awards
Wednesday 6 Sep 2017The work of two CSU academics has been long-listed from nominations for two prestigious Tasmanian literary awards to be announced November 2017.
CSU offers unique Islamic art study opportunity
Wednesday 30 Aug 2017CSU offers a unique opportunity for students to study Islamic art in Malaysia.
Children’s book publisher launched in regional NSW
Friday 18 Aug 2017A new independent publishing company based in regional NSW was launched last week by a CSU academic.
New book explores theories of indigenous politics
Thursday 29 Jun 2017A new book by a CSU academic is the first comprehensive integration of political theory to explain indigenous politics.