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Promoting science for Indigenous students
Wednesday, 16 Oct 2013Scientists from CSU will be back in the classroom this week at Mount Austin High School in Wagga Wagga as part of a national initiative to engage Indigenous children in science.
Chinese police officers graduate from CSU
Wednesday, 16 Oct 2013Charles Sturt University (CSU) Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann has personally congratulated a group of Chinese police officers on their graduation from the University’s Bachelor of Policing (Investigations).
Twitter's pulling power
Tuesday, 15 Oct 2013Ahead of Twitter’s highly anticipated stock debut, CSU information and communications technology lecturer Mr Ken Eustace has examined the pulling power of the social networking company.
Rural Australians hardest hit by climate change
Monday, 14 Oct 2013Rural Australians will be the hardest hit by climate change, according to Professor Steve Vanderheiden from the Charles Sturt University (CSU) Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics (CAPPE).
Adobe hacked: spotlight on cyber-security
Friday, 4 Oct 2013A cyber-attack on software giant Adobe is likely to shake consumer confidence in cloud computing systems according to an expert from CSU.
New look shows CSU Winery's roots
Friday, 4 Oct 2013Charles Sturt University (CSU) Winery has unveiled a new look highlighting old roots, with a series of labels depicting the journeys of Captain Charles Sturt and the rivers of the region.
Grape vines in hot water
Tuesday, 1 Oct 2013A tool to help growers and nurseries plant healthier grape vines has been developed by a CSU researcher.
New Classical Arabic course from CSU
Tuesday, 1 Oct 2013A new course developing proficiency and skills in classical Arabic will give students a unique insight into the Qur'an and other classical Arabic texts when it begins next year at Charles Sturt University's Centre for Islamic Sciences and Civilisation (CISAC).
The secret of learning to spell
Friday, 27 Sep 2013If the thought of standing in front of the class in the weekly spelling bee still sends shivers down your spine, CSU research might offer some comfort.
Fresh data on chronic lung disease in rural Australia
Thursday, 26 Sep 2013An Australian study into a serious respiratory condition, known as Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), has concluded that it is more common among people aged 40 years or older and increases with age.