Archive
Students at CSU raise more than $120 000 for charity
Tuesday, 29 Nov 2016CSU students have demonstrated their generosity and raised a record amount of money for local, national and international charities in 2016.
CSU research reviews PE for teenage girls
Monday, 28 Nov 2016Personal observations of the alienation of teenage girls in PE have prompted a CSU academic to delve into the history of the subject.
The price of a healthy diet in western NSW
Monday, 28 Nov 2016CSU research has found a basic healthy diet can cost up to around a third of some family's income support payments, shining new light on food stress in western NSW.
CSU economist: US withdrawal from TPP a major concern
Friday, 25 Nov 2016The withdrawal of the United States from the world's largest trade deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), is being described by a senior CSU economist as a major concern for Australia.
Breakthrough formula to reduce medical radiation exposure
Tuesday, 22 Nov 2016In a medical imaging breakthrough, a CSU scientist has found a way to reduce a patient's exposure to radiation without compromising scan quality.
New videos unravel ethical dilemmas in the ICT sector
Monday, 21 Nov 2016A series of interactive videos developed by CSU to help information and communications technology professionals tackle ethical questions has been launched by the Australian Computer Society.
Award for CSU’s Outreach to rural students
Friday, 18 Nov 2016The support that CSU provides to rural and remote students studying online has been recognised with a national award.
Indigenous campaigner writes in landmark Australian journal
Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003CSU Chair of Indigenous Affairs, Dr Stan Grant, has written eloquently about the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Australians in the prestigious Quarterly Essay journal.
CSU student embraces education for change
Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003Ms Leteah Mitchell has a lot to say about the transformational power of education.
Wiradyuri Elders honour CSU educator
Wednesday, 16 Nov 2016Wiradyuri Elders in the Bathurst region have acknowledged the contribution of a CSU academic to Aboriginal education and culture.