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CSU Islamic chaplain condemns Paris terror attacks
Monday, 16 Nov 2015The volunteer Muslim chaplain of CSU has condemned the ISIS terror attacks in Paris on the weekend which killed at least 127 people and wounded hundreds more.
Regional communities still disregarded by medical graduates
Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003The Murray Darling Medical School has raised concerns that current regional medical education strategies are failing to meet the needs of rural and regional communities.
Graduates get jobs despite media evolution
Friday, 13 Nov 2015A Charles Sturt University academic says journalism graduates are still getting jobs despite staff cut-backs and evolving changes to the media industry.
The big picture of small insects
Friday, 13 Nov 2015CSU ecologist Dr Manu Saunders is finding out how the small things, wild pollinators, can affect the big picture of agricultural ecosystems.
CSU commits to responsible management education
Thursday, 12 Nov 2015CSU's School of Management and Marketing has become a signatory of the United Nations' Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME).
CSU policing experts at Abu Dhabi conference
Wednesday, 11 Nov 2015CSU academics and students were among more than 700 police and security experts from 20 countries who attended a major international policing and security conference in the United Arab Emirates last week.
CSU students support less fortunate in 2015
Tuesday, 10 Nov 2015Students at CSU have taken time out from their end-of-year exams to present thousands of dollars to a local charity.
Return of the carbon price inevitable
Tuesday, 10 Nov 2015A CSU expert believes Australia should be prepared for the return of carbon pricing after the next election, regardless of which party wins.
Africans needed for PhD’s media research
Monday, 9 Nov 2015A PhD student at CSU in Bathurst seeks people of African descent for her research survey about their perceptions of how media portrays Africans.
‘Biodiversity Dreaming’ conference at CSU in Bathurst
Thursday, 5 Nov 2015An historic conference about biodiversity, land management, farming and the shaping of future sustainable landscapes will be held at CSU next week. It will cap a year of celebratory bicentennial events in Bathurst.