Seventeen CSU policing students have returned from a study tour to Ottawa in Canada with an expanded view of international policing issues and practices.

A new two-year study led by a CSU researcher will aim to change the way the Australian wine industry puts research into practice.

Becoming involved in meat judging has taught CSU student Miss Meg Parsons much more than how to pick a good steak.

CSU has encouraged community organisations to apply for grants of up to $1 000 as part of its Rural and Regional Arts and Culture Program.

Opportunities to strengthen the Australian agrifood sector by meeting its workforce skills needs through education and training will be discussed at a forum in Wangaratta on Monday 29 June.

A CSU advertising graduate has become an industry star this week by winning a coveted international award at Cannes, France.

Research at CSU is examining the potential benefits of olive fruit and leaf compounds in the prevention and treatment of Alzheimer's disease.

CSU will field its largest ever team for the Eastern University Games to be held in Wagga Wagga next month. The 352-member CSU team will compete in 16 sports at the Games from Sunday 5 to Thursday 9 July.

The lengthy contribution of a Wiradjuri Elder to strengthen Indigenous higher education by empowering students will be recognised with a national award at a ceremony in Melbourne today Wednesday 24 June.