The forgotten Syrian civil war has again flared up with the spectacular capture of Aleppo by opposition forces.

What started as a PhD project has sparked life changing outcomes for unpaid carers across Australia.

By Professor Graham K. Brown, Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Charles Sturt University.

With 2024 UNESCO World Philosophy Day on Thursday 21 November a Charles Sturt University philosopher supports the proposition that philosophy should be taught in schools, but questions ‘which parts?’.

Professor in Political Science in the Charles Sturt School of Social Work and Arts Dominic O’Sullivan (pictured, inset) is celebrating his 50th article published in The Conversation.

With high-profile horse-racing events the talk of the month, the question of the animals’ treatment is once again in the spotlight.

Physical education is meant to be a compulsory part of the Australian school curriculum, yet some students are being asked to pay.

The federal government must tread carefully as it ploughs ahead with plans to ban children from social media.

Australia was making significant strides in fashion in the 1990s, but the championing of Indigenous models, designers and multicultural identity is essential to make a new mark on global fashion.