A short film that combines elements of Judaism, Islam and Christianity in war-torn strife has been announced as the winner of the inaugural national Religious Short Film Prize.

Access to adequate water and sanitation are accepted as normal in most of Australia, but are major problems for many people in developing countries.

Creating an Australian Muslim identity was central to topics discussed at the National Muslim Youth Summit held at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra on Saturday 28 May.

A medical science student at CSU has been awarded a Trans-Tasman scholarship which honours the inventor and pioneer of the Cochlear implant, Professor Graeme Clark.

When CSU nursing students travel to Thailand to provide health care and education in June, they also hope to deliver much needed eye glasses for local villagers.

Fish traps, smoking ceremonies and artefacts featured in a three-day cultural immersion excursion in north-western NSW for students at CSU.

The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has presented findings of research led by Charles Sturt University into how juries reason when deliberating on multiple counts of child sexual abuse.

CSU researchers are working with scientists in Germany to better understand a protein that has been linked with cancer.

A CSU law and human rights expert has urged both major parties to show genuine leadership on asylum seeker policy during the Federal election campaign.