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Care for older Indigenous Australians, along with education and recruitment for aged care workers are the key issues CSU academic Dr Maree Bernoth wants a federal parliamentary inquiry to consider.

The new Bachelor of Laws degree offered for the first time this year at Charles Sturt University has made a splash with 65 new students accepting places in the course.

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.

As the United Nations climate change conference draws to a close, CSU expert Professor Kevin Parton said a meaningful agreement to limit global warming is still some way off.

Psychology researchers from CSU ask, does your mind do strange things when you're feeling even just a little stressed?

A CSU expert is calling for men to step up in the campaign to prevent violence against women this White Ribbon Day, Wednesday 25 November.

In the aftermath of the deadly terror attacks in Paris on the weekend, CSU has experts in international policing and security who can provide commentary and analysis.

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A CSU academic is urging the NSW Government to fully adopt the recommendations of an inquiry into Registered Nurses (RNs) in aged care.

Two CSU researchers have shared in the State-level award which recognises contributions to building local community resilience.