Public safety, security, law enforcement, and disaster preparedness will be in the spotlight with the launch of a new journal published by the CSU Faculty of Arts.

A love of all things literary will attract more than 100 people to Wagga Wagga in early July for a three-day conference.

Australia will be at a greater risk of cybercrime and cyber-terror because of a recent federal government decision to cap tax-deductions for self-education expenses, according to a CSU expert.

CSU Winery will release the first Pinot Gris to be produced from the vineyard on the Orange campus this week, but the roots of the vintage go back more than 30 years.

CSU PhD student and artist Mr Tony Curran has taken his portrait of the Riverina into interactive territory.

In the first of its Exploration public lectures, CSU invited social commentator and psychologist Mr Hugh Mackay to speak on what makes a life worth living.

CSU academic Mr Damian Candusso has added yet another successful international film to his repertoire.

A significant piece of Riverina history is now easier to access as the first 38 years of The Daily Advertiser have entered the digital era.

CSU's announcement it would build a campus of its proposed medical school in Wagga Wagga has prompted an enthusiastic response from residents.