Social commentator, author and passionate advocate for public education, Ms Jane Caro, presented the 2013 Bob Meyenn Education Lecture on Tuesday, 23 April at CSU in Albury-Wodonga.

A once in a lifetime opportunity to better fund schools is how CSU Executive Dean of Education, Professor Toni Downes, describes the Federal Government’s education package and she’s urging the states to get on board.

The $2.3 billion funding cuts to higher education announced unexpectedly by the Federal Government to fund school education reforms are short-sighted and unwise according to CSU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Vann.

CSU is offering a free, five week long, online course to give prospective students a sense of what it would be like to undertake an IT doctorate.

A project to help CSU students build specialist capacity in small rural towns across Australia will be expanded in 2013 to new communities and professions.

CSU will offer registered nurses two new ways to advance their knowledge with the Master of Nursing (with specialisations) and the Master of Clinical Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) courses to begin in 2014.

The recent NSW Government report aimed at improving the performance of NSW schools deserves broad support, but there is a sting in the tail for rural and regional communities said CSU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Vann.

CSU's announcement it would build a campus of its proposed medical school in Wagga Wagga has prompted an enthusiastic response from residents.

CSU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Vann, has raised concerns about the reliability of data suggesting that 90 per cent of teacher education graduates in NSW and Queensland failed to find jobs after graduation.