With schools across Australia likely to need 3 000 teacher librarians in the coming years, a CSU academic last week highlighted the growing shortfall when she addressed a Federal parliament committee in Canberra investigating the problem.

The School of Human Movement Studies at CSU in Bathurst has received recognition for its Bachelor of Exercise Science degree in strength and conditioning from the peak international body, the National Strength and Conditioning Association in the United States.

Charles Sturt University welcomes the Budget announcement by the Treasurer, Peter Costello, of $65.1 million in funding for a new School of Dentistry and Oral Health at CSU.

Three reports released this week by Graduate Careers Australia (GCA) highlight the advantages for students who undertake study at regional universities such as Charles Sturt University (CSU).

Law enforcement has entered the international policy spotlight in recent years, particularly with the emergence of global terrorism. Charles Sturt University is playing a major role in raising the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies across South East Asia by helping train the top managers in these agencies and providing academic recognition of their performances in the program.

One of Australia's leading social researchers is highly critical of the law and order approach being adopted by the Federal Government to address child sexual abuse in Northern Territory Aboriginal communities.

The success of a recent visit by Indian police officers attending a mid-career training program, including a two-week exposure program in Australia, has highlighted the international respect for Australia’s police training practices.

A CSU journalism graduate has won the prestigious 2010 Walkley Young Australian Journalist of the Year Award at a ceremony hosted by the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance in Sydney on Wednesday 23 June.

A CSU lecturer and researcher says his new book about the fifth NSW colonial governor tries to go beyond the standard 'Father of Australia' profiles that might arise in the bicentennial year of the start of Lachlan Macquarie's 12-year administration (1810-1821).