CSU researcher, Dr Ruth Sheridan, has won the prestigious 2013 Manfred Lautenshlaeger Award for Theological Promise, making her only the second Australian to do so.

A new study has found that darker and heavier bottles can protect the quality of white wine.

One of the country’s largest educators of school teachers has added its voice to the discussion about how to create quality teachers in NSW, supporting a system which is ‘more difficult’ and ‘more selective’ than present.

A CSU academic believes there have been improvements in the welfare of animals involved in live sheep and cattle exports in the region.

The NSW Premier, The Hon. Barry O'Farrell, MLA, has praised the work of CSU for its innovation in securing a three year contract with the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs to deliver an international education and training program for the Indian Police Service.

Two major monitoring projects, led by researchers from CSU’s Institute for Land, Water and Society will help governments and managers deliver environmental water to maximise environmental benefits in the Murray-Darling Basin.

A new online resource has been created by a leading speech and language expert and colleagues at CSU with contributions by speech-language pathologists from around the world.

A national snapshot into work-life balance practices in Australian small and medium enterprises has revealed fascinating insights into the needs and desires of employees and provides businesses with strategies in keeping employees motivated and happy.

Two CSU buildings have been named award winners at the annual Master Builders Association NSW Excellence in Construction Awards, in a gala night at Sydney’s Darling Harbour.