Archive
Learning from our neighbours through AusAID
Wednesday, 13 Feb 2013It may seem a long way from the 26 atolls in the Indian Ocean but two new CSU students from the Maldives are exactly where they want to be.
New research tool to investigate calf deaths
Tuesday, 12 Feb 2013Charles Sturt University (CSU) is developing a new research tool to help the northern Australian beef industry understand more about the timing and causes of calf deaths.
CSU dentistry students boost local services
Friday, 8 Feb 2013Dental services in regional NSW will get a boost this year as the first final-year CSU dentistry students undertake community placements before graduation.
CPA Program workshops open at CSU
Wednesday, 6 Feb 2013CSU has announced its 2013 tuition program for candidates enrolled in CPA Program professional level segments, with workshops to be held in Sydney, Parramatta and Melbourne.
Horse meat burgers unlikely in Australia
Wednesday, 6 Feb 2013A CSU academic has reassured Australians they don't have to worry they might be eating horse on their hamburgers, as investigations continue overseas into 'beef' shipments which tests revealed included up to 70 per cent horse meat.
International viticulture expert joins NWGIC
Tuesday, 5 Feb 2013With his sights firmly on the future of the Australian wine industry, Professor Alain Deloire has arrived at the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) at CSU as its new Director.
New leader for CSU Faculty of Science
Wednesday, 30 Jan 2013An academic with an extensive scientific background has been announced as the new head of the Faculty of Science at CSU.
Recognition for outstanding Australians
Saturday, 26 Jan 2013Although they were born in different countries, two senior members of the CSU community have been recognised with top honours in the 2013 Australia Day honours list.
Tips for parents to ease kindergarten kids into school
Thursday, 24 Jan 2013Nerves and excitement will be the order of the day at Australian schools next week as new kindergarten students start their journey through school.
Rural clinical schools have little to show for a decade’s work
Wednesday, 23 Jan 2013Rural clinical schools designed to encourage medical students to take up rural practice have failed to increase the proportion of Australian medical graduates moving to work outside the major cities, according to CSU medical consultant Emeritus Professor John Dwyer.