Indigenous students studying management by distance education at CSU are in Bathurst this week for a residential school and the presentation of awards on Wednesday 13 November.

CSU will be well represented at the film premiere of Backyard Ashes in Wagga Wagga tonight, Wednesday 6 November.

A condition known as 'maths anxiety' is one that Dr Ajay Ramful hopes fewer children will experience as a result of his research being undertaken at CSU.

The return of Australians involved in the Syrian conflict is the most serious issue facing ASIO and police agencies in the immediate future, according to CSU counter terrorism expert, Associate Professor Nick O’Brien.

A new ballot should be called if there's any doubt over the result of the election of Senators in Western Australia, according to CSU political scientist Associate Professor Dominic O'Sullivan.

Thirteen CSU students fly to Samoa next week to promote health to school children on the Pacific island nation, through the game of rugby union.

A marketing expert new to CSU says consumers place value on locally manufactured goods, and the closure of regional industries such as white-goods manufacturer Electrolux in Orange, NSW, will have consequences for the brand in Australia.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic has been recognised by the Indonesian Government with the Medal of Honour in Education for his work training police at the Jakarta Centre for Law Enforcement Cooperation (JCLEC).

Australian volunteers for overseas aid organisations, especially those who have lost their lives, will be recognised with the unveiling of a monument in their honour at Charles Sturt University's Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture (ACCC) in Canberra today.