Visitors to the new Museum of Brisbane were confronted with eight markedly different faces among its first exhibitions, which opened last Saturday 25 October.

Pre-conference Workshop: Friday 19 September 2003Main Conference: Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 September 2003 Theme: Qualitative Research as Interpretive Practice.

A century old olive grove, a vineyard and rolling green hills will be the backdrop for the annual “Jazz Picnic in the Winery” at Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga on Sunday 7 September.

A portrait by a CSU student has been selected to hang in the popular art exhibition, Salon Des Refusés 2014, the alternative to the Archibald Prize selection.

Over 100 years of learning on the site of Charles Sturt University’s Bathurst campus was vividly brought to life by local historian Theo Barker who died yesterday, Wednesday 6 August.

Experts have long asserted that European settlement has had a major impact on the Australian environment, but what was Australia really like before Europeans settled here?

A passion for public history has resulted in a valuable guide to the life and times of popular Australian Prime Minister Ben Chifley and his wife Elizabeth.

Continuing to achieve strong graduate outcomes and furthering research innovation are among the aims for newly appointed Charles Sturt University faculty Deans, Professor Lyn Gorman and Professor Mark Burton.

Legendary American rock musician Lou Reed has died, and his legacy will long be remembered and contested, argues a CSU academic.