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Frogs are often associated with wet tropical forests or vast swamps, not in the dry lands of southern NSW, which a CSU researcher Dr Carmen Amos to investigate the state of frog populations in the region and the factors influencing them.

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Professor Toni Downes has welcomed the findings of the 2017 Employer Satisfaction Survey.

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A CSU researcher is investigating the status of one of the last major populations of northern quolls before its habitat is invaded by cane toads.

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Research from CSU has demonstrated how tiny ants help spread native trees along the roadsides that criss-cross the Australian rural landscape.

CSU researchers are searching for participants to take part in an online survey to help answer questions about smartphone usage in social situations... is it boredom or a fear of missing out that prevents us from letting go of our phones?

Read about Ms Shazna Careem who graduated on 19 December 2017 and her CSU experience

There’s further growth in the number of offers made to prospective CSU students for 2018.

Wishing you a very safe and happy Christmas and New Year.

New CSU research promotes a re-imagining and new understandings of critical teaching practice with infants.