If you get caught kissing under a mistletoe this Christmas, take a moment to look up and see what animals might be living there, says a CSU researcher.

A new book by a CSU academic argues that the reason Western culture has difficulty coming to terms with climate change and global ecological degradation is because the content that appears on the contemporary television screen contributes more to the perpetuation of these problems than do any number of motor vehicle exhaust pipes, industrial chimneys and unfiltered drains.

The popularity of CSU courses continue to increase with a five per cent increase in first preferences across the board in 2010.

The Internet is 20 years old in Australia and a senior CSU education researcher hails its introduction as one which has opened up the world to learners and teachers.

A decade of solid work on an innovative Charles Sturt University (CSU) program to help students cope with the transition to university study culminates today in the presentation of a prestigious award to the program’s director

An administrator who has adapted his career to a changing tertiary education environment and a lecturer in teacher education with a passion for equity and the environment are among staff from CSU at Bathurst awarded long service medals on Thursday 12 November.

An accounting academic at CSU has been jointly awarded the 2009 prize for Innovation in Accounting History Education by the US-based Academy of Accounting Historians.

CSU has occupied the top spot two months running for the availability of its public web service, according to an independent study, the Australian Universities IT Performance Benchmark Report.

An innovative program to help students cope with the transition to University study has won a prestigious national award from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC).