Academics from CSU have been prominent among submissions to a Senate Inquiry into the adequacy and projected needs for speech pathology services in Australia.

CSU students are the driving force behind a coming Indigenous Literacy Day that's part of the Specialised Integrated Community Engagement (SpICE) program.

CSU Indigenous studies lecturer Mr Brett Biles is using his PhD program to help improve Indigenous men's health, with a focus on heart disease.

A program designed to give allied health students at CSU experience in a Vietnamese orphanage for children with disabilities will be recognised for its outstanding contribution to quality of student learning.

A work placement in rural India has given a CSU nursing student a unique opportunity to reflect on how health care in a developing nation compares to practice in Australia.

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.

The importance of strong abdominal muscles to an athlete's performance and injury risk is being explored by a CSU research student.

A first-semester Charles Sturt University (CSU) paramedic student recently won a cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) contest against seasoned professionals at an industry event in Sydney.

Ahead of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day this month, one Charles Sturt University (CSU) nursing academic is doing her bit to improve the quality of aged care in Australia by changing student attitudes to aged care.