CSU student Ms Aimee Snowden has a passion for agriculture, an eye for photography and a knack for communication.

A series of national public forums organised by the CSU Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture in September aims to promote understanding and tolerance.

Anglers wetting a line in the Murrumbidgee River have given CSU and NSW Department of Primary Industries researchers a valuable insight into recreational fishing of Murray cod and golden perch.

The development of speech and language and how it can shape a child's future will be discussed at the 2015 Bob Meyenn Education Lecture at CSU in Albury-Wodonga on Wednesday 9 September.

With her family in Mexico City viewing the video live-streaming from CSU, research student Ms Luisa Perez-Mujica took just three minutes to explain her project on how to deal with the complexity of people's 'mental models' of the world.

CSU's Education For Practice Institute is calling for papers to be presented at its annual forum in April next year.

Aspiring actors and filmmakers at CSU were inspired and motivated when the new Australian movie StalkHer had a special screening in Wagga Wagga recently.

CSU wetland ecologist, Professor Max Finlayson, will outline his vision for restoring and managing water systems to regional business leaders from across the country.

Cutting edge research using stem cells is underway at CSU to better understand and help develop treatments for Motor Neurone Disease (MND).