A CSU counter-terrorism expert believes that the brutal murder of a soldier in Woolwich in South East London was a terrorist attack, possibly suicide, rather than a robbery or a domestic incident.

A Charles Sturt University information technology student was so keen to be involved in the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games that he put off graduation to be part of the Technical and Specialist Volunteers Program.

A CSU ethicist has warned parents not to rely solely on information found on the Internet when deciding whether to vaccinate their children against common childhood diseases.

It's no surprise patients at the CSU Dental Clinic in Orange are flashing such dazzling smiles; the clinic has harnessed some of the most cutting edge technology in dentistry to provide patients with single-piece zirconia crowns.

Research by a CSU psychologist raises questions over the supposed benefits of spiritual experiences, suggesting past research may have been overly-generous in attributing wellbeing effects to spirituality.

The appointment of a new Executive Dean of the CSU Faculty of Arts has been announced.

There is no such thing as a "level playing field" in international trade, , but it is how you deal with the uneven conditions that counts, according to former Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade and Deputy Prime Minister, The Hon. Tim Fischer.

Research by a CSU PhD graduate has found women seeking asylum in Australia continue to be punished and excluded despite a genuine need for protection.

Recent and current CSU journalism students have been announced as finalists for this year's Walkley Young Australian Journalist of the Year Awards.