CSU has formally congratulated its Pro Chancellor, Mr Kurt Fearnley, OAM, retiring Commonwealth Games and Paralympic wheelchair marathon champion, on an outstanding career and as a leading ambassador for inclusion and social change.

As part of CSU CenWest Innovate’s comprehensive program to boost business innovation and success in the central west, it offers an exceptional free event in Bathurst to support businesses and aspiring innovators.

Grant money totalling $100,000 is now on offer from CSU for local communities following the launch of the 2018 Community-University Partnerships grant program.

Russia beckons a CSU education and sports leader student as Australia’s representative at an international forum.

There’s strong support from a CSU academic for a national review of the child protection laws and processes affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.

A CSU study has shown that close, less-conflicted relationships with teachers may provide a supportive context for later language and literacy development and other aspects of children’s social-emotional adjustment at school.

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CSU researchers have found a population of rare Macquarie perch in an isolated creek flowing into the upper Murray River and are now working to conserve and grow the numbers of this threatened species.

A report commissioned by global leader in engineering education and research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has identified Charles Sturt University (CSU) as one of the top four emerging engineering courses in the world and has described the CSU degree as ‘completely rethinking what engineering educating should look like’.

A new round of CenWest Innovate free forums in Lithgow, Bathurst and Murrumburrah (near Young) will help businesses to improve their employee satisfaction and overall productivity.