A CSU PhD  student is predicting a swing to Labor in the blue ribbon Liberal seat of Wagga Wagga in the NSW election on Saturday 28 March.

The extreme difficulties faced by homeless young people have been highlighted in a new report steered by a leading CSU academic.

Focusing on the leader, rather than the government, is undermining our democratic standards and fostering a deeper cynicism about politics, according to CSU political scientist, Dr Troy Whitford.

A CSU social work graduate from Wagga Wagga will receive the inaugural Western District Department of Family and Community Services (FACS) Social Work Prize from the NSW Department of Family and Community Services.

Two new internships have been announced for CSU students who live and work in western NSW.

CSU celebrates 20 years of educating occupational therapists this week at a seminar following the annual conference for students graduating from its Bachelor of  Occupational Therapy.

Research at CSU into perceptions of ageing has found that the late stage of life is about growth as well as a time for a life review.

The death today of former Prime Minister Mr Gough Whitlam, AC, QC, triggered national reflection on the life and contribution of a significant Australian political figure.

A one day conference in Albury will feature CSU student projects designed to improve the lives of community members through preventative strategies in speech pathology.