A CSU social work graduate from Wagga Wagga will receive the inaugural Western District Department of Family and Community Services (FACS) Social Work Prize from the NSW Department of Family and Community Services.

A new clinical school for nursing and midwifery students in southern NSW is being hailed as the first of its kind in the state.

A new health and wellbeing resource for the Parkes and Forbes communities will be launched on Wednesday 19 November.

Calling something stressful a 'pain in the neck' might be misleading, according to early results from research underway at CSU in Orange.

Be as active you can in ways that you find enjoyable, seek the added pleasure of sedentary living, but avoid lengthy periods of inactivity, says a leading CSU exercise scientist.

CSU celebrates 20 years of educating occupational therapists this week at a seminar following the annual conference for students graduating from its Bachelor of  Occupational Therapy.

Nineteen CSU paramedic graduates have been offered employment with the London Ambulance Service in the UK and will start work in January 2015.

Nothing beats hands-on experience, especially in a challenging climate and new culture. This was the experience of eight final year CSU students, enrolled in the physiotherapy course based in Albury-Wodonga and Orange.

A one day conference in Albury will feature CSU student projects designed to improve the lives of community members through preventative strategies in speech pathology.