There was a profound sense of achievement and pride as CSU's first 17 graduates in the Wiradjuri language, culture and heritage program received their awards during a ceremony in Wagga Wagga.

A CSU PhD student will graduate today knowing her research has, and will continue to change the lives of Indigenous Australians.

The annual 2015 Nguluway conference for Indigenous staff at Charles Sturt University will be held in Bathurst on Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 November.

CSU's inaugural symposium on Indigenous business will this year bring together experts from across the country to discuss research and industry needs.

A CSU academic is calling for greater support and recognition of Indigenous businesses during Australia's inaugural Indigenous Business Month, this October.

CSU research has found effective marketing, networking and adaptability to market changes are the keys for success of Indigenous business.

Education students from CSU in Dubbo will become the first pre-service teachers from an Australian university to complete the Healthy Culture Healthy Country Program this week.

A new book by a CSU academic explores contemporary Australian Indigenous health policy.

Scholarships designed to support Indigenous participation in higher education have been awarded to six motivated CSU students.