There was a profound sense of achievement and pride as CSU's first 17 graduates in the Wiradjuri language, culture and heritage program received their awards during a ceremony in Wagga Wagga.

CSU will continue to cement its place as Australia's leading provider of online education next year with a new course dedicated to developing the next generation of online education leaders.

A CSU PhD student will graduate today knowing her research has, and will continue to change the lives of Indigenous Australians.

An online tool developed by researchers at CSU is helping teachers assess, monitor and report on their students' writing skills development.

A new partnership announced today between CSU and Principals Australia Institute (PAI) will offer school principals innovative and accessible professional learning opportunities.

A CSU program is a category finalist in the inauguralAustralian Financial Review (AFR) 2015 Higher Education Awards.

As children, families and teachers think about the new school year, they are being asked to reflect on their experiences of starting 'big school' as part of an ongoing research program at CSU.

Plagiarism and other forms of cheating in higher education are the focus of an academic integrity conference to be hosted by CSU in November.

As end of year exams approach, CSU experts are encouraging high school and university students to prioritise their mental and physical health.