The newly discovered computer software flaw, Shellshock, could threaten everything from large servers through to smart appliances in our homes, according to CSU cyber-security expert Dr Tanveer Zia.

A leading Islamic expert with CSU has commended Australian police and other security agencies on recent action to prevent what they considered an imminent terrorism risk

Islamic mosques across NSW are becoming more accommodating and English is the dominant language spoken in them according to a new report released by Charles Sturt University's Centre for Islamic Studies and Civilisation.

CSU is launching a new think-tank to drive innovation in digital learning by investigating new technologies and online teaching practices.

A CSU expert in the economics of climate change policy, Professor Kevin Parton, is urging the Federal Government to support the Renewable Energy Target (RET).

A day-long public forum to explain the issues of climate change and its impact on the Albury-Wodonga community will be held in Albury on Tuesday 19 August as part of National Science Week.

A project that assists NSW communities to protect their local natural environment and to live more sustainably in their own way will be officially launched at CSU in Albury-Wodonga on Monday 18 August as part of National Science Week.

CSU looks forward to the NSW Country Eagles taking flight in the new National Rugby Championship (NRC), announcing a two-year partnership with the team.

Australians have good reason to be wary of proposed counter-terrorism laws and should oppose measures limiting civil liberties according to CSU political philosopher Dr Piero Moraro.