The discovery of a parasite in carp in the Murray Darling Basin has prompted a CSU scientist to call for more research before the release of the carp herpes virus.

A book co-edited and part-written by a CSU legal expert has addressed the complex challenges faced by courts in Western democracies trying terrorism cases.

Hackers using Wannacry malware, national security, and business challenges are hot topics for cybersecurity experts from around Australia and overseas when they meet this week in Wagga Wagga, NSW.

They may have a couple of cows or a few goats but research through the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation is focused on small landholder livestock producers, biosecurity and animal health surveillance.

Delegates representing leading US engineering courses are visiting CSU to see the quiet revolution taking place about how to educate engineers for the 21st century.

A CSU academic says fasting during the month of Ramadan is one of the pillars of Islam practiced by the majority of Muslims worldwide.

A CSU academic will address the youth detention Royal Commission in the Northern Territory tomorrow Friday 2 June to voice her concerns about children in out-of-home care and the justice system.

CSU students have again showed their prowess in the National Merino Challenge by being named Champion Team in the competition in Melbourne.

A visiting 2017 Fulbright Scholar and advocate for quality journalism will deliver a special guest lecture to journalism students at CSU in Bathurst on Thursday 1 June.