Wine that's low in alcohol but big in flavour - that's what people want according to research by CSU consumer sensory scientist Professor Anthony Saliba.

Federal government funding for university research should benefit all Australians according to Charles Sturt University (CSU) Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann.

Completion of the new CSU campus in Port Macquarie has been confirmed for late February 2016, with relocation scheduled for April 2016.

Research from CSU has shown how children with communication impairments fare far worse in the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) than typical children and most have no access to speech pathology services.

A team from the CSU Faculty of Education has been acknowledged for their outstanding contribution to the quality of student learning by the Federal Government's Office of Learning and Teaching (OLT) with a citation award.

A CSU academic is calling for rural and regional communities to welcome refugees and embrace the opportunity to facilitate positive experiences and high educational outcomes.

Research from CSU shows how regional areas can be welcoming to immigrants and can offer positive life experiences, contrary to popular belief.

CSU Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Ken Dillon has welcomed the release on Monday 21 September 2015 of the ALP's higher education policy, particularly its acknowledgement of the continued barriers faced by rural, regional and Indigenous students in accessing the education and qualifications needed by the modern labour market.

When it comes to putting their knowledge of grain production and marketing into practice, CSU agriculture students have shown they're the cream of the crop.