Archive
Engineering expertise makes a difference to regions
Wednesday, 2 Dec 2015The academic team behind CSU's new engineering program has arrived in Bathurst, bringing a wealth of experience and knowledge to share with regional Australia.
Radicalisation and Islamophobia examined at conference on Islam
Monday, 30 Nov 2015A range of international and national speakers will analyse radicalisation and Islamophobia at a major conference in Sydney this week.
Report shows resilience and ordinariness of Australian Muslims
Monday, 30 Nov 2015A new CSU report has found Muslims in Sydney experience high rates of racism but also report a strong sense of belonging to Australia.
‘Dangerous Journalism’: 40th anniversary JERAA conference at CSU
Wednesday, 25 Nov 2015More than 80 journalists and journalism educators and researchers will gather at CSU in Bathurst next week to examine the state of the discipline and the profession.
CSU pledges to stop racism
Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003CSU has joined the 'Racism. It Stops With Me' campaign pledging its commitment to prevent racism in the organisation and its communities.
40 years of wine science education
Wednesday, 25 Nov 2015Raise a glass and toast CSU celebrating 40 years of educating professionals for the wine industry.
Hands up to talk about sex
Monday, 23 Nov 2015The search is on for participants in a new study at CSU on the impact of upper limb injuries or conditions on sexual activity.
Men are the solution to ending domestic violence
Monday, 23 Nov 2015A CSU expert is calling for men to step up in the campaign to prevent violence against women this White Ribbon Day, Wednesday 25 November.
CSU leads sector in Indigenous employment
Friday, 20 Nov 2015The annual 2015 Nguluway conference for Indigenous staff at Charles Sturt University will be held in Bathurst on Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 November.
Research for small farmers in Pakistan
Thursday, 19 Nov 2015A CSU student has set his sights on filling an annual forage production gap for smallholder Pakistani farmers by equipping them to successfully grow improved seed for quality forage production.