A volunteer team of Charles Sturt University students, in partnership with the Carevan Foundation, have been awarded a $6000 community service grant to help Wodonga children in need of urgent dental care.

People with diabetes or circulation problems, need to keep a close eye on blood flow through their feet during the cold of winter, according to a podiatry expert from CSU.

Food security is shaping as a critical issue for all Australians, especially those in the Murray Darling Basin, and CSU

As if it wasn’t enough to spend six straight days away from home and work studying for postgraduate qualifications, a group of midwifery students at CSU have donated money to help women in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Research at CSU aims to make it possible for a doctor to monitor the heart rate or check the blood pressure of a patient hundreds of kilometres away, using wireless sensors and mobile phone technology.

A report highlighting health concerns specifically for female international and refugee students in Australia has prompted a new health promotion program to be trialled at CSU.

To say the new Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science at CSU in Australia has hit the ground running may be an understatement.

CSU Bachelor of Clinical Practice (Paramedic) students will soon be getting hands-on experience in a range of new settings thanks to a pilot program at CSU in Port Macquarie.

Speech pathology and dentistry students from CSU will show the fruits of their labours across southern NSW when the first SpICE Student Showcase is held on Tuesday 11 June at CSU in Albury-Wodonga.