CSU researchers have identified language that indicates whether or not someone is being genuine or false when they write 'sorry'.

A unique two-day forum for CSU television production students and television companies starts today in Wagga Wagga.

CSU journalism students are part of Australia's largest newsroom, reporting on the 2016 federal election campaign through the UniPollWatch project.

The world-changing rise of information and communication technologies creates challenges but opens new employment opportunities and career paths, say academics at CSU.

A business researcher has found what drives consumers to punish corporations for ethically questionable business behaviour as part of her PhD studies with CSU's Faculty of Business.

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CSU is further embracing a sustainable future with the arrival of its first electric cart vehicles at Bathurst and Wagga Wagga.

The roles of Australian nurses in conflict will be remembered this Sunday 15 May during a ceremony in Bathurst to mark the sinking of the Australian Hospital Ship (AHS)Centaur in 1943.

An economist at CSU Dr Brendan Long believes this week's federal budget fails the fairness test for working poor.

CSU has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Rangsit University in Thailand to develop a closer relationship between the pharmacy programs of the two institutions.