It is hailed as one of the largest and only functioning root growth and soil water research facilities in the southern hemisphere.

A CSU research team is monitoring the effects on what could be the largest intended release of water ever used to maintain the ecological health of the Murrumbidgee River that flows across southern NSW.

The 'Chardonnay challenge' facing Australian wine-makers is at the centre of a new project involving an international research team at the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre at CSU in Wagga Wagga.

As the tenth anniversary approaches of the September 11 attacks on the United States in 2001, a new book by a CSU academic examines developments in national security and policing intelligence, and the consequences and evolving implications for organisations and individuals responsible for intelligence gathering and analysis.

CSU aims to provide the highest quality in early childhood education and care in its proposed facility to be established at Thurgoona in 2012.

A new study by a CSU researcher and colleagues offers original data that provides an evidence-base to inform the justice system and policy-makers about Australian courts sentencing by videolink.

The Vice-Chancellor and President of CSU, Professor Ian Goulter, today welcomed the publication of the first national evaluation of the research strengths of Australian universities. CSU research was ranked as world-class in the five broad fields of agricultural and veterinary science, education, biological science, environmental science and chemical science.

A leading CSU researcher has called for caution amid a recent newspaper report claiming efforts to mitigate carbon emissions in the Murray-Darling Basin could be ‘damaged’ by proposed cuts to irrigation in favour of returning water to the rivers.

CSU has awarded its biggest single construction contract for a multi-million dollar teaching and research life sciences hub in regional NSW.