Australian universities must commit to working closer with business and community to drive research and provide stimulating learning experiences if they are to survive, a national conference has heard.

The CSU Council today announced the election of Dr Michele Allan as the University's third Chancellor. Dr Allan will take up the position on Wednesday 3 December 2014, following the retirement of Chancellor Mr Lawrie Willett, AO at the end of the year.

CSU will host the 2014 Engagement Australia Conference in Wagga Wagga from Monday 21 to Wednesday 23 July.

Early morning training sessions at the abattoir have paid off for CSU student meat judges.

The Federal Education Minister the Hon. Christopher Pyne MP has spent a second consecutive day at CSU to discuss the impact of proposed higher education reforms on regional and rural students.

Small communities in southern NSW in need of specialist services are getting relief through the expertise of CSU students and the innovative SpICE partnership program.

Driven by a personal philosophy that mathematics education must be meaningful, Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic Dr Amy MacDonald set out to inspire early childhood educators to engage with mathematics.

Over 5 000 students have enrolled in a Hacking Countermeasures short course to be run by Charles Sturt University (CSU) and industry partner IT Masters.

A research paper by a Charles Sturt University (CSU) PhD student highlights opportunities for the revitalisation of Indigenous languages and areas for further support and investment.