CSU will host three major conferences in 2015 as part of its Rural and Regional Conference Program, helping to showcase regional Australia and promote tourism.

Childhood assessment and early intervention approaches must do more for children from culturally diverse backgrounds, according to CSU research.

CSU Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann and La Trobe University Vice-Chancellor Professor John Dewar have expressed disappointment the Murray Darling Medical School initiative was again overlooked in the 2015 budget.

CSU students have been named winners at the National Merino Challenge for the second successive year.

The bicentenary of Bathurst (1815-2015), Australia's oldest inland settlement, offered many research challenges for a CSU historian.

CSU will host the 12th Australian International Animation Festival in Wagga Wagga from Friday 15 to Sunday 17 May.

A new partnership between CSU and Dairy Australia is set to provide a new pathway for higher education in the dairy industry.

CSU experts have predicted tax pressure and spending cuts in the 2015 federal Budget, and urged the government to protect low-income earners.

A truly global exhibition by Charles Sturt University academic and artist Associate Professor Margaret Woodward will map and celebrate the mobile life of seafarers.