A CSU research team is examining how 'smart agriculture' can help Australian farmers take advantage of growing global food markets.

CSU student Mr Zane Sparke is getting used to his sore muscles.

A forum in Canberra on Monday 29 May will assess the continuing controversy sparked 500 years ago when Martin Luther nailed his '95 Theses' to the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church in Germany.

With the First Nations Convention being held this week near Uluru, a CSU constitutional expert questions 'cosmetic' changes that do not change the legal status of Indigenous Australians.

In the face of political repudiation of scientific consensus about climate change, leaders from many religious traditions in Australia are championing truth and the environment over wilful neglect of the evidence.

A CSU lecturer and student have returned to work and study after being part of the first Australian disaster relief operation by Team Rubicon Australia in far north Queensland.

Excitement grows in schools and households as children anticipate the 2017 annual national communal reading event on Wednesday 24 May.

Two CSU researchers are collaborating with an international researchers and Indigenous leaders to investigate how Indigenous leaders draw on their inner cultural resources to better their and other communities worldwide.

A CSU academic says the anxiety about arts funding in Australia, and how this affects writers in particular, should be cause for concern about national literacy.