Archive
Millikan to head Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture
Thursday, 25 Nov 1999Reverend Dr David Millikan, former head of religious programming with the ABC, founding director of the Zadok Centre, commentator and filmmaker has been appointed as the first Executive Director of the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture.
University launches Health Unit for Dubbo
Monday, 22 Nov 1999A major new health initiative is to be launched in Dubbo in 2000 with the announcement that Charles Sturt University will establish a health unit in the region.
Award-winning champagne student returns home from France
Friday, 19 Nov 1999A Charles Sturt University wine science student has won the 26th Annual Vin de Champagne Award.
CSU tests the limits worldwide
Monday, 15 Nov 1999Charles Sturt University students around the world, from Davis Station in Antarctica to the jungles of Papua New Guinea, will tackle exams in some 330 different subjects over the next two weeks.
Childhood as risk posed at forum
Thursday, 11 Nov 1999Are over-protective parents depriving their children from developing the skills to cope with life and what happens when children don't get to experience risk?
Top title for retiring campus leader
Wednesday, 10 Nov 1999Retiring Head of Charles Sturt University's Albury-Wodonga Campus, Professor Bryan Rothwell, has been awarded the title of Emeritus Professor from the University Council.
Chinese share higher education insights
Wednesday, 10 Nov 1999As the Chinese higher education sector heads into a period of rapid change, its senior administrators are getting an inside look at how Australian universities are run.
CareFlight links with Charles Sturt University
Saturday, 6 Nov 1999Australia's aero-medical retrieval services lead the world in best practice and a new agreement to be signed between Charles Sturt University and CareFlight will enhance research into this critical health care service.
CSU wins $3.7 million boost for research
Thursday, 28 Oct 1999Charles Sturt University has been granted $3.7 million in prestigious Australian Research Council funding, including more than $2.6 million to establish a national Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics.
CSU joins international tourism centre
Thursday, 28 Oct 1999Charles Sturt University will be welcomed as a participant in the leading Australian Cooperative Research Centre for Tourism, at an official opening and workshop on the Bathurst Campus next week.