Unsuspecting coffee enthusiasts in the streets of central Wagga Wagga were treated to the talents of CSU acting students during a community-based awareness campaign about alcohol misuse.

The Western NSW Local Health District Health Promotions team has partnered with students from Charles Sturt University (CSU) to broadcast hard facts about illicit drugs on local radio during Drug Action Week from 19 to 25 June.

Indigenous art has celebrated a strong bond between early childhood educators, educational providers and communities during a recent Forum held in regional NSW.

A new book on Australian mistletoes should go a long way to changing the public’s perception of these much-maligned parasitic plants, says CSU ecologist and author, Associate Professor David Watson.

Sound designer and CSU academic Mr Damian Candusso is starting 2011 on a high.

A new novel by Australian actor and playwright Mr Brendan Cowell draws in-part on the author's experiences as a student at CSU in the 1990s. His novel, How It Feels, tells the story of the development of a young man in modern-day Australia who comes from one of Sydney's southern beach-side suburbs to study at the University in Bathurst.

A CSU student has won a national award at the 2010 Australian Commercial Radio Awards ceremony on Saturday 16 October following the industry conference on Friday 15 October in Melbourne.

A fast national broadband network should be as much about delivering social benefits to all Australians as it is about driving national economic growth, according to a CSU researcher.

The stoic pioneer and the sporting hero are all images celebrated at some point in our history as uniquely Australian rural identities. A new book by CSU academics aims to broaden the debate about rural identity.