CSU student Ms Shelley Thompson, who is legally blind, is showing that having a disability doesn't mean higher education is out of reach.

The design of a system for composting organic food waste in an African refugee community has earned a major gong for four engineering students at CSU.

Federal government awards for teaching excellence to four CSU academics highlight benefits for CSU students and future generations.

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has again reported in Australia's Health 2016 that 'Australians living in rural and remote areas tend to have lower life expectancy, higher rates of disease and injury, and poorer access to and use of health services than people living in major cities'.

CSU will next week launch The Front Line, a powerful video that explores the Indigenous student journey first-hand.

Law and criminal justice students at CSU have received a very personal account of crime and punishment in Australia from a well-known former criminal.

A CSU expert in maritime law has warned of the potential security risks to offshore oil and natural gas drilling and production platforms.

CSU has secured over $380 000 from the Australian Government's New Colombo Plan to support international undergraduate study in the Indo Pacific region.

Heart attacks, breathing problems, stabbings, falls and mental health patients are among the challenges being tackled head-on by CSU students during an international work placement with the London Ambulance Service.