Recently published joint research by scientists at CSU and the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil shows that carbohydrate beverages as a sport performance enhancement aid have no effect, and can be detrimental in some instances.

A lifetime of medical research will be on show in a series of public events to be hosted by CSU and the Astronomical Society of Albury-Wodonga on Thursday 21 August as part of National Science Week. Nobel laureate and leading Australian medical scientist Professor Peter Doherty will discuss his work on finding ways to treat such deadly viruses as influenza, Hendra, and Ebola.

CSU student Mr Lachlan Hinds has become an exclusive member of the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming.

A day-long public forum to explain the issues of climate change and its impact on the Albury-Wodonga community will be held in Albury on Tuesday 19 August as part of National Science Week.

A project that assists NSW communities to protect their local natural environment and to live more sustainably in their own way will be officially launched at CSU in Albury-Wodonga on Monday 18 August as part of National Science Week.

Science will be in the stars and under the microscope in Albury Wodonga as part of National Science Week 2014. CSU, the Astronomical Society of Albury Wodonga and numerous partners have combined forces to deliver a program for all ages and interest levels in all things science.

CSU looks forward to the NSW Country Eagles taking flight in the new National Rugby Championship (NRC), announcing a two-year partnership with the team.

CSU has been selected to deliver the prestigious Mid Career Training Program for the Indian Police Service from 2014 to 2017.

Australians have good reason to be wary of proposed counter-terrorism laws and should oppose measures limiting civil liberties according to CSU political philosopher Dr Piero Moraro.