AusAID, the national aid agency of the Australian Government, has funded a CSU researcher to explore how best to identify and use cultural mathematical proficiencies to assist young students to transition to school mathematics in Papua New Guinea.

Senior representatives of CSU met with rural community stakeholders, representatives of the Coalition Opposition, and doctors in Cowra yesterday to lobby for the University's bid to establish a new rural medical school and present petition signatures.

A new course developed by CSU is offering students from government and private industry an opportunity to tackle corruption in the workplace.

A Canadian rail expert will speak at a seminar in Blayney on Friday 10 May about the potential for the redevelopment of freight railways in regional areas and how interstate and overseas railways have been revived for national and local benefit.

The recent bombings at the 2013 Boston Marathon have not dampened the enthusiasm of a CSU runner who has been selected to join the Indigenous Marathon Project.

A book outlining a vision for a new constitution for Australia will be launched by former High Court justice, the Hon. Justice Michael Kirby, AC CMG at CSU in Albury-Wodonga on Thursday 2 May.

When the annual Newton’s Nation wheeled gravity sports contestants take to the slopes of Bathurst’s Mount Panorama on Friday 3, Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 May, Charles Sturt University (CSU) television production students and their lecturers will provide live streaming coverage on the internet to spectators around the world.

Former Australian High Court judge and leading advocate for human rights the Hon. Justice Michael Kirby has launched a book by a CSU consitutional expert outlining a vision for a new constitution for Australia.

A Charles Sturt University information technology student was so keen to be involved in the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games that he put off graduation to be part of the Technical and Specialist Volunteers Program.