A CSU student will fly the flag for regional entrepreneurs when she attends the inaugural Navigator program with the Sydney School of Entrepreneurship starting this month.

A CSU graduate has been honoured at a national pharmacy conference for her early work in the profession.

Small rural villages in Cambodia's Mekong River islands are unlikely venues for an intensive cross-cultural learning experience for CSU engineering students.

Cyber-attacks are rattling organisational cages and the internet remains an open problem, says CSU cybersecurity expert, Associate Professor Tanveer Zia.

CSU fish scientists are working with partners to make public a huge database of information on native fish living in rivers across southern Australia.

Who we are plays a vital role in developing our leaders, says a leading CSU expert on business leadership, Associate Professor Michelle Evans.

The Managing Director of the ABC, Ms Michelle Guthrie will visit CSU in Wagga Wagga on Friday 11 August to share her views on the challenges facing the public broadcaster and the wider media sector.

While there was no shortage of big hair and shoulder-pads in the 1980s, there was a lack of text books about Australian cropping. CSU's Emeritus Professor Jim Pratley changed that.

More than 800 CSU students have responded to a national Human Rights Commission survey on sexual assault and sexual harassment at Australian universities.