A Charles Sturt University expert argues that the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples could provide significant guidance to governments and indigenous nations as they negotiate treaties.

A Charles Sturt University constitutional expert argues that shortcomings in the Australian Constitution have led to Australians’ increasing disillusionment with the way politics is conducted and a lack of confidence in the system of government.

The indisputable under-representation of women in academia’s science-based fields is paralleled by the absence of ways to permanently alleviate this discrepancy.

Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann shares his experiences on our Foundation Day and 30th anniversary.

Media transformation is an opportunity for Charles Sturt to pioneer a new model of news production.

The loss of a community voice is a blow to media diversity.

A CSU expert argues the legacy of Julian Assange suggests that not all ‘whistleblowers’ promote freedom of speech, but use this important principle of democracy instead for their own self-promotion in ways that might damage democratic institutions.

A CSU social work academic says that social workers need to understand and work with local politics and power structures in order to do justice to social work values and principles.

As we celebrate International Women’s Day today (Friday 8 March), A CSU ageing expert reminds us to remember a group of women who are often lost in the media landscape.