The events that have unfolded in Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen, and now Libya, may be unexpected to most observers, but they are not isolated historically or politically, according to a CSU academic.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ian Goulter, today unveiled a new University Strategy and a new image for the University.

Australia's leading class action litigator and Chairman of Australian law firm Maurice Blackburn, Mr Bernard Murphy will be the keynote speaker at a conference on social and environmental accounting being held at CSU in Albury-Wodonga.

A program to support the English language and literacy skills of young refugees in Wagga Wagga has been expanded with the help of education and social work students at CSU.

A major report co-authored by a senior CSU researcher has found a moderate improvement to the environments of the Murray River and associated Coorong wetlands in South Australia is worth $7.5 billion to Australian households.

A controversial new book by a CSU researcher argues that the so-called 'obesity epidemic' has been grossly exaggerated by both the media and the medical mainstream.

A psychology academic at CSU has been awarded a prestigious teaching award by the peak national professional association, the Australian Psychological Society.

Social researcher, Mr Hugh Mackay will take his dialogue with the Australian society directly to regional NSW next week when he delivers CSU's 2010 William Merrylees Memorial Lecture.

Two CSU academics preparing to take their midwifery skills to assist women and children in far western Kenya in December have been inundated with donations of hundreds of underpants, including from corporate Australia.