Archive
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.
The abuse and neglect of children in care is a century old story in Australia: CSU academic
Tuesday, 15 Nov 2016Last night's Four Corners program presented evidence of widespread abuse and neglect suffered by children in the out-of-home care system. In The Conversation, Dr Kath McFarlane - a senior lecturer in CSU's Centre for Law and Justice writes, "Sadly, it was an all too familiar story. The Australian care system has been subject to criticism for over a century."
Unlocking sorghum’s export potential
Tuesday, 15 Nov 2016Investigating how Australian sorghum can be used in the manufacture of the popular Asian alcoholic drink, Baijiu, is under the microscope of CSU researchers.
Powering down at home
Monday, 14 Nov 2016A new project at CSU will reach out to low income households in the city of Albury to support them to reduce their energy consumption.
What might a Trump presidency mean for Muslims
Friday, 11 Nov 2016A Trump presidency will have unforeseen consequences for just about every interest group on the planet, but Muslims may be feeling this historic upset particularly keenly, according to a CSU academic.
CSU hosts global online learning summit in Sydney
Friday, 11 Nov 2016The future of online education in Australia and globally will be a key focus of an international summit being hosted by CSU.