Archive
New police graduate in Sydney
Tuesday, 24 Jul 2012More than 750 policing students will be eligible to celebrate the completion of their probationary training at the CSU policing graduation ceremony to commence at 10.30am on Wednesday 25 July.
The passion for paintball shines in ABC Open video
Monday, 23 Jul 2012They maybe six months out from their graduation, but two CSU students are nervously awaiting their international television debut on ABC News 24 channel on Friday 27 July.
In feet first: CSU research improves circulation
Monday, 23 Jul 2012A groundbreaking clinical trial is underway at CSU into a skin patch drug treatment for people with circulation problems to their feet.
Study finds many rural workers 'risky drinkers'
Friday, 20 Jul 2012A CSU led study has found many farm and fishing workers are heavy alcohol drinkers but are unaware of the potential health impacts.
Inspiring the researchers of tomorrow
Tuesday, 17 Jul 2012A group of academically gifted Kooringal High School students will visit CSU in Wagga Wagga on Wednesday 18 July to get a taste of how new knowledge is generated through research.
Student gardens powered by wind and sun
Thursday, 12 Jul 2012A small patch of dirt at CSU in Wagga Wagga that's designed to teach students about growing organic food is also home to state-of-the-art renewable energy production.
Friday 13 an irrational fear
Wednesday, 11 Jul 2012The fear of Friday 13 has been a superstition for centuries, says CSU psychology academic Dr Krissy Wilson who is a superstition expert.
International recognition for Australian mistletoe research
Wednesday, 11 Jul 2012Although regarded as destructive pests that kill trees and devalue habitats, the parasitic mistletoe has been found to have another side by CSU researchers.
Bright horizon for CSU students
Tuesday, 10 Jul 2012A passion for agriculture and a desire to promote the industry has seen CSU students Ms Eliza Star and Ms Hannah Schulz awarded prestigious Horizon Scholarships.
Water and climate sceptics doubt authorities: CSU research
Monday, 9 Jul 2012A survey of groundwater users in the Namoi catchment in northern NSW by CSU researchers has found that more than 75 percent feel they are not able to adapt to further cuts in ground and surface water entitlements as suggested by the Murray Darling Basin Authority.