The submission of CSU's medical school proposal has been welcomed by the co-Chair of CSU's Medical Program Development Community Consultative Committee, Mrs Audrey Hardman, OAM, amid her calls for real action on the rural doctor crisis.

A program to support the English language and literacy skills of young refugees in Wagga Wagga has been expanded with the help of education and social work students at CSU.

A psychology academic at CSU has been awarded a prestigious teaching award by the peak national professional association, the Australian Psychological Society.

A new book, Education for Future Practice, co-edited by academics from CSU, examines how university educators prepare people to work in the rapidly changing world of the 21st century, and is directed to university educators, scholars, practitioners and policy makers.

Three new CSU business administration honours degrees are to be offered from its campus in Burlington. The Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Human Resource Management, and Marketing will meet both the immediate and long-term needs of industry and business professionals, and add value and diversity to post-secondary education offerings in Ontario, Canada.

A CSU legal academic challenged early career legal scholars to broaden their horizons when she delivered a keynote address to a post-graduate law conference in Sydney today, Friday 29 October.

The impact that the Australian bushrangers, the Clarke brothers, had on a public education experiment in the 1860s east of Canberra has enthralled a CSU researcher.

Starting school is an exciting and challenging process for children, families, educators and communities.

The Dean of Science at CSU, Professor Nick Klomp, today released a report that reinforces the critical role of CSU in tackling the rural and regional health crisis.