Forget the dairy and cattle yards, never mind the sheep or pigs. An unusual work placement has shown CSU veterinary science student, Ms Laura Bairstow a different side of  livestock production.

Be as active you can in ways that you find enjoyable, seek the added pleasure of sedentary living, but avoid lengthy periods of inactivity, says a leading CSU exercise scientist.

A $1.3 million upgrade of equestrian facilities in the Riverina will be officially opened at CSU in Wagga Wagga at 10am on Friday 31 October.

A Charles Sturt University expert in carbon policy has urged the federal government to retain Australia's current Renewable Energy Target in the light of yesterday's deal with the Palmer United Party to instigate its Direct Action Policy.

For the fifth consecutive year two CSU student advertising teams will compete in the finals of the annual national student marketing communications competition.

CSU celebrates 20 years of educating occupational therapists this week at a seminar following the annual conference for students graduating from its Bachelor of  Occupational Therapy.

A CSU student has helped save harmless sharks from a 'ghost net' off the NSW South Coast while preparing for an underwater research project.

Nineteen CSU paramedic graduates have been offered employment with the London Ambulance Service in the UK and will start work in January 2015.

The chance to promote Bathurst's annual National Cool Climate Wine Show was an invaluable experience for CSU students who are prospective public relations practitioners.