When the annual Newton’s Nation wheeled gravity sports contestants take to the slopes of Bathurst’s Mount Panorama on Friday 3, Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 May, Charles Sturt University (CSU) television production students and their lecturers will provide live streaming coverage on the internet to spectators around the world.

CSU will examine ways to provide rural and regional Australians with better access to medical services when it hosts rural health experts, rural doctors, government representatives and local government at a policy forum in Canberra on Friday 24 May.

A CSU counter-terrorism expert believes that the brutal murder of a soldier in Woolwich in South East London was a terrorist attack, possibly suicide, rather than a robbery or a domestic incident.

Recent and current CSU journalism students have been announced as finalists for this year's Walkley Young Australian Journalist of the Year Awards.

Theatre/media students from CSU will embark on a study tour and practical project at the end of June to improve maize harvests in Timor Leste, formerly East Timor.

A new suite of communication and creative industries courses at CSU has been designed to provide graduates with better job prospects and help future-proof their careers.

Notions of 'the local' in Australian filmmaking will be celebrated by Mr Andrew Pike, OAM, when he delivers a free public lecture at CSU in Bathurst at 6pm Friday 16 August.

Support for the Murray Darling Medical School, proposed by Charles Sturt University and La Trobe University, has reached 50,000 people on Facebook.

How can there be a correlation between free speech and the eradication of poverty?