An Aboriginal Elder with decades of experience working to improve education and social justice for Indigenous Australians has been appointed as the inaugural Elder-In-Residence at the CSU Centre for Indigenous Studies in Dubbo.

From a student in the late 1970's to his current role as Head of Campus, Mr Adrian Lindner has seen the growth and development of CSU in Wagga Wagga.

CSU has unveiled a new teacher education program designed to give graduates an edge by preparing them for work in both early childhood and primary teaching, or primary and secondary teaching.

Further improvements to early childhood education for Australian babies and toddlers, particularly for at risk communities, is the aim of new research at CSU.

While there has been much research about rivers in rural and remote Australia, including by Charles Sturt University, a CSU PhD student from Botswana is examining the Cooks and Georges Rivers in Sydney, NSW, to estimate the value to urban communities of improved riverine health.

Distance is no object for this small team of educators from CSU.

Whistleblower laws recently passed by parliament brought the federal government back to the forefront of public integrity standards, according to the CSU academic whose research informed the legislation.

Qantas Founders Museum CEO Mr Tony Martin is taking distance education quite literally with a Masters of Business Administration through CSU.

A hub for teaching and research of life sciences at CSU has secured a NSW architecture award.