Scholarships designed to support Indigenous participation in higher education have been awarded to six motivated CSU students.

Agricultural science student at CSU Miss Helen De Costa is no stranger to attracting grants and scholarships.

A CSU PhD candidate's painting has been selected as a finalist in the 2015 Archibald Art Prize at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney.

New guidelines have been developed to help universities support and retain students from refugee backgrounds as they move from Australian high schools into tertiary education.

The figures from an international study trip to Cambodia by 12 CSU students are impressive. The dental science and oral health students treated 557 patients, mainly children, with another 95 consultations during the international study experience in June and July.

Seventeen CSU policing students have returned from a study tour to Ottawa in Canada with an expanded view of international policing issues and practices.

Becoming involved in meat judging has taught CSU student Miss Meg Parsons much more than how to pick a good steak.

Research at CSU is examining the potential benefits of olive fruit and leaf compounds in the prevention and treatment of Alzheimer's disease.

CSU will field its largest ever team for the Eastern University Games to be held in Wagga Wagga next month. The 352-member CSU team will compete in 16 sports at the Games from Sunday 5 to Thursday 9 July.