Improving the care of the mental health of patients nearing the end of their lives is the focus of a new national palliative care research project.

The curriculum for secondary school science and mathematics must be made more relevant and interesting before it can be made compulsory, according to a CSU expert.

A Charles Sturt University terrorism expert says the use of social media by Islamic State in Syria and Iraq can only be managed and mitigated from this point on.

A CSU alumnus is among a select group of journalist to be offered a 2016 Nieman Fellowship at Harvard University.

From treating elite athletes through to applying band-aids for spectators, CSU paramedic students put their training to good use at the recent Australian Ironman in Port Macquarie.

A CSU academic has been honoured with an appointment to a World Trade Organisation dispute resolution panel.

A new study is underway at CSU to better understand how very young children can be supported to write and draw at home and at childcare.

CSU is awarding more than $1 million in scholarships for 2015, helping to make higher education an accessible option for disadvantaged and regional students.

CSU lecturer Willhemina Wahlin is using her skills as a graphic designer to give a voice to minority groups and facilitate international cultural change.