Patenting of genes by private companies is not necessarily a bad thing provided it's well regulated, according to CSU medical ethicist Dr Alberto Giubilini.

A leading Islamic expert with CSU has commended Australian police and other security agencies on recent action to prevent what they considered an imminent terrorism risk

It's been a busy time of year for the Health Promotion Service at CSU.

Islamic mosques across NSW are becoming more accommodating and English is the dominant language spoken in them according to a new report released by Charles Sturt University's Centre for Islamic Studies and Civilisation.

Television production students from CSU will make it back-to-back grand finals when they head to Narrandera this weekend to shoot the Riverina Australian Football League final.

The hunt is on for missing editions of the CSU student publication, Hungappa*.

CSU pharmacy student Mr Jamie Pisani is making the most of the last few months of his degree by taking out two national awards in Melbourne over the week end.

Academics from CSU have been prominent among submissions to a Senate Inquiry into the adequacy and projected needs for speech pathology services in Australia.

The first survey of Australian voters' attitudes about Constitutional reform issues in more than 30 years has revealed the overwhelming majority of voters want government made more accountable.