A series of national public forums organised by the CSU Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture in September aims to promote understanding and tolerance.

A CSU lecturer has received a major Australian award for his book about the history of Australian Army chaplains.

Theology students at CSU have returned from a study tour to Israel with an enhanced appreciation for theological archaeology.

Education, not law enforcement intelligence gathering operations, is needed in schools to counter radical ideologies according to a CSU academic.

A CSU researcher based in The Netherlands has secured a major European Commission grant to examine the ethical dimension of terrorism and counterterrorism.

CSU has established a new Study Centre in Melbourne, in collaboration with the Islamic Sciences and Research Academy of Australia (ISRA).

Army chaplains and churches have played a significant role in commemorating Australia's war efforts, including organising the first Anzac Day services, according to a CSU lecturer.

Building bridges of dialogue and goodwill is a necessary activity for multi-faith societies according to an Islamic academic at CSU.

A theology  student from CSU has told a very personal story of giving up a child for adoption in the 1960s as part of a new exhibition at the  National Archives of Australia.