Australia's unique religious short film prize is again calling for entries from filmmakers from around Australia and from religious or non-religious traditions.

An investment of more than $3 million into grain research infrastructure at CSU will help boost research into crop productivity and weed science.

The value of studying at CSU is not just demonstrated by its excellent ratings in the recent 2018 Good Universities Guide, but by the life-saving skills some of its courses deliver.

A CSU academic and co-chair of the National Mental Health Commission's Equally Well Implementation Committee is calling for action from individuals and organisations to make a firm commitment to alleviate mental illness in their communities.

The work of two CSU academics has been long-listed from nominations for two prestigious Tasmanian literary awards to be announced November 2017.

Data from CSU newly launched HSC Online website proves its value for senior high students studying for the 2017 Higher School Certificate.

Extensive research into assessing the effectiveness of educational simulation programs for frontline responders has won international recognition for CSU academic, Dr Amanda Davies.

The ethical challenges posed by healthcare professionals who wish to be able to refuse to treat patients on the grounds of conscientious objections is the focus of an international conference.

A CSU business researcher and innovation manager has laid out the requirements for successful coworking in regional Australia in a new book for entrepreneurs.