Undeterred by the recent chill of winter, a CSU student has displayed a dedication for her chosen career out in the environment.

The recent online hacking by Islamic State (IS) should serve as a lesson in password and username safety for individuals and employers, a CSU cyber security expert says.

Theology students at CSU have returned from a study tour to Israel with an enhanced appreciation for theological archaeology.

When it comes to Australian tax-payer funded investment in renewable energy, a CSU sustainability expert believes there should be more focus on solar-thermal technology.

Parliament is diminished by the entitlements scandal that saw the Speaker of the House of Representatives forced to resign, according to a CSU academic.

From increasing our understanding of native fish through to informing policy on environmental water flows, the contributions of a group of CSU researchers is being celebrated.

The disappointing preliminary results from the 2015 NAPLAN indicates a problem with the test rather than the teaching, according to a CSU literacy expert.

There has been an increase in funding for international study experiences to the Indo-Pacific region for CSU students through the latest round of the Australian Government's New Colombo Plan.

The development of a new degree at CSU to support emerging veterinary technology professionals in Australia will be recognised at an annual awards ceremony at the University in Wagga Wagga today.