The presentation of the inaugural Australian Religious Short Film Prize to a young filmmaker at a special event in Canberra next week has national significance.

A CSU psychologist has developed a special understanding of the sound working relationships needed between elite riders and their horses competing at the Olympic Games.

CSU research into previous censuses has provided fresh insights into multilingual speakers' ability to participate in Australia where English is the main language.

A smartphone app to help wine grape-growers and winemakers decide when to irrigate and harvest is being developed by CSU researchers.

Parents are being urged to take an active interest in helping their children investigate university study.

For much of his life Dr Yalmambirra didn't know he was Wiradjuri but the discovery led to a desire to understand more about his cultural heritage and eventually a PhD through CSU.

At-risk young people and their families benefit from a ground-breaking initiative across education, health and community service providers, according to recent CSU research.

Concerns regarding the security of information posted online for this year's census are well founded, says a cybersecurity expert at CSU.

Extremely rewarding is how many people aspire to describe their careers. But a group of CSU dental science students have already realised such satisfaction in the final year of their degree.