As retirees hitch up the caravan and hit the road, a CSU researcher hopes learning how these 'Grey Nomads' communicate will uncover the best way of providing health and wellbeing information for full-time travellers.

How adults with disabilities cope with a major change in their life will be investigated in a year-long research project led by a CSU academic.

A CSU lecturer in child youth and family welfare strongly endorses a recent call by leading paediatricians to outlaw physical chastisement of children.

A study linking depression and the rising incidence of diabetes to heightened risks from heart attack and possible death has been published by an international research team led by a CSU medical scientist.

There's no shortage of hospital beds for nursing students at CSU in Wagga Wagga with the official unveiling of new teaching facilities on Tuesday 6 December.

Unravelling the maze of health information available to consumers online will be discussed during the inaugural Australian public lecture in Canberra by the Professor of Information Studies at CSU, Lisa Given.

The new head of a unique program at CSU to increase the size of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health workforce has ticked more than a few boxes in 2011.

A CSU expert has seen a opportunity for greater local collaboration after the federal government has decided not to provide funding for a headspace centre in the western Riverina that would help address the mental health problems for youth in the region.

It has been a very rewarding career. I enjoyed my interaction with the people, the patients, the colleagues I worked with, the nurses, the doctors, and people in general in other fields. It’s just amazing; what a profession. I really feel I’m blessed.”