Visiting the abattoir and learning how to grade a carcase may seem an unusual way to spend your spare time but it has led to a world of opportunity for CSU student Ms Vanessa Campbell.

To say the new Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science at CSU in Australia has hit the ground running may be an understatement.

CSU Bachelor of Veterinary Science student Ms Kerryn Illes has won a trip to South Africa to work in an animal orphanage as part of the AustralianSuper KickStart competition. The prize package also includes a four day elephant safari to Kruger National Park.

CSU Winery will release the first Pinot Gris to be produced from the vineyard on the Orange campus this week, but the roots of the vintage go back more than 30 years.

Two CSU students in Wagga Wagga have been earmarked as future leaders in the international cattle industry by securing competitive scholarships to attend a major beef conference in Canada

The latest research tools for the Australian wine industry will be showcased in a conference at the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) at CSU in Wagga Wagga on Wednesday 12 June.

Australian farmers want excess water from large floods to be ‘banked’ in aquifers for use in dry times, according to CSU social researcher, Professor Allan Curtis.

The accolades for the new National Life Sciences Hub (NaLSH) at CSU in Wagga Wagga continue to roll in.

A CSU expert in international trade has highlighted the costs and benefits of the farm finance support package announced last weekend by the Federal government.