A Charles Sturt University (CSU) sports journalism student flies to Denmark this week to report on the Wheelchair Rugby World Championships.

His name is synonymous with the development of the performing arts at CSU and in the Riverina. Colin Anderson was a director, actor, singer, writer, teacher, educator and mentor. He passed away in Newcastle at the age of 76 years on Tuesday 8 July 2014.

A CSU and Western Region Academy of Sport in Bathurst collaborative program for strength and conditioning interns has again received a prestigious award from the United States.

A Wiradjuri woman and CSU academic has won a NAIDOC award for her teaching and research that benefits the Wiradjuri and wider Aboriginal community in Australia.

The power of science to lift the educational outcomes of Indigenous high school students in regional areas has been highlighted during a national conference on engagement in higher education at CSU.

CSU has expanded its footprint in the national capital with the opening of new offices in Canberra for teaching and research.

A long-standing partnership between CSU and TAFE NSW Riverina Institute that aims to improve access to quality education across the region is set to be extended.

Victorian Minister for Higher Education and Skills, the Hon. Mr Nick Wakeling, MP, will visit an important collaboration between leading tertiary education providers in North East Victoria on Wednesday 23 July.

Australian universities must commit to working closer with business and community to drive research and provide stimulating learning experiences if they are to survive, a national conference has heard.