The Specialist Integrated Community Engagement program at CSU has won praise from the Griffith Aboriginal Medical Service and from a graduate who now works there.

Non-coercive interview techniques are more effective in securing meaningful information from terror suspects according to an international study by CSU researchers.

An overseas study program placing CSU allied health students in a Vietnamese orphanage for children with disabilities has been recognised at the 2014 Australian Awards for University Teaching.

The achievements of more than 1 100 students will be recognised in six formal graduation ceremonies at CSU in Wagga Wagga from Monday 15 December.

A CSU academic says the release overnight of a US Senate report on its investigation into the CIA's interrogation and detention program is extremely important for liberal democracies.

CSU animation and visual effects students have put three years of tertiary education into practice by creating short films for a good cause.

 A passionate advocate for agricultural education, CSU Emeritus Professor Jim Pratley has been recognised for 40 years of service to the University.

CSU will offer a customised commerce course for members of NSW cooperatives from the start of 2015.

A CSU social work graduate from Wagga Wagga will receive the inaugural Western District Department of Family and Community Services (FACS) Social Work Prize from the NSW Department of Family and Community Services.