Archive
Study shows parents need to speak up for early speech intervention
Thursday, 6 Apr 2017New CSU research has found that parents were more likely to identify common speech disorders in young children than teachers.
Tool to bridge the communication divide
Wednesday, 5 Apr 2017A CSU researcher has developed a tool to help multicultural research teams find the best ways of communicating with colleagues in developing countries.
Green light for biodiversity at CSU
Tuesday, 4 Apr 2017Specially designated biodiversity zones have been established across CSU to protect habitat for endangered and threatened flora and fauna species.
Business hub to inspire Indigenous entrepreneurial spirit
Monday, 3 Apr 2017A program to help Indigenous businesses grow and succeed will be launched in Albury on Wednesday 5 April by CSU and the NSW Government's Boosting Business Innovation Program.
Research shows impact of smoking and exercise
Sunday, 2 Apr 2017CSU research has provided new insight into the impacts of smoking and exercise on the brain and immune system.
Search for ancient mammal in ancient land
Friday, 31 Mar 2017A team of internationally recognised researchers led by a CSU ecologist aim to solve a scientific riddle when they search for an ancient mammal in the rugged Kimberley region of Western Australia.
CSU alumni contribute to a thriving society
Thursday, 30 Mar 2017A CSU alumnus is urging leadership in schools on the use of social media to ensure the medium builds, engages and celebrates communities.
Spark Tank award for energy saving CSU students
Wednesday, 29 Mar 2017CSU has won an inaugural award for an energy saving initiative to be implemented in student residences across four campuses.
Inspirational pharmacy graduate wins top award
Monday, 27 Mar 2017CSU graduate Ms Seema Khiani has been named NSW/ACT Intern Pharmacist of the Year for 2017 by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia.
CSU students mentor young refugees in regional NSW
Thursday, 23 Mar 2017A volunteer program to support the English language and literacy skills of young refugees has been expanded in regional NSW due to the support of students at Charles Sturt University.