CSU medical ethicist Dr Alberto Giubilini believes voluntary euthanasia would promote a morally acceptable, more humane and more compassionate treatment of the terminally ill.

New research involving CSU lecturer Dr Rahena Akhter has shown the dentist’s drill may not always be the best cure for a sore tooth.

A CSU expert in international trade has highlighted the costs and benefits of the farm finance support package announced last weekend by the Federal government.

Stargazing students can gain a greater understanding of outer space in a new subject offered by CSU.

Social commentator, author and passionate advocate for public education, Ms Jane Caro, presented the 2013 Bob Meyenn Education Lecture on Tuesday, 23 April at CSU in Albury-Wodonga.

A once in a lifetime opportunity to better fund schools is how CSU Executive Dean of Education, Professor Toni Downes, describes the Federal Government’s education package and she’s urging the states to get on board.

A CSU social work researcher who is exploring the meaning and role that roadside memorials play in the grieving process seeks interviews with people associated with these memorials.

A national meeting will this week debate what information Australia needs to meet its international obligations for its inland and coastal wetlands covered by the international Ramsar Convention on Wetlands.

The $2.3 billion funding cuts to higher education announced unexpectedly by the Federal Government to fund school education reforms are short-sighted and unwise according to CSU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Vann.