CDU has been allocated funding to help expand childcare facilities in Alice Springs.

Ric Price presents 'Determinants of therapeutic efficacy following antimicrobial therapy: Predictors, correlates, and misconceptions', on Monday 5 March from 12pm to 1pm.

Patrick Sullivan presents 'Sustainable employment in the hybrid economies of dispersed Kimberley Aboriginal settlements', on Monday 5 March from 11am to 12.30pm.

The Eco-Minds Youth Forum will be held in Bangkok, Thailand from 31 May to 3 June 2007. Find out more...

Nominations and entries for the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes are now open.

Professor Mathuram Santosham presents 'Contributions of American Indian populations in the global control of infectious disease', on Tuesday 27 February, from 12pm to 1pm.

Tobias Richardson's latest exhibition, 'Siege', showing from 16 March - 1 April 2007, is an exhibition of sculpture.

CDU has been allocated $5 million from the Australian Government to fund construction of new campus facilities.

Lecturers, researchers, students and other staff involved in community engagement activities are invited to send their stories in for publication in CDU's enews or the community engagement website.

With CDU's new Graduate Diploma in Midwifery safely completed, partners Sarah Ireland and Brin Pogsom are heading to the remote community of Wadeye as health care nurses.

The CDU rural campus at Katherine has donated used computers to local organisation Nitmuluk Tours to assist staff training.

CDU graduate, Francis De Silva Jr, points to his time at CDU as being instrumental in developing his academic as well as his professional career.

It isn't often that CDU lecturers are able to launch a top quality coffee table book about their experiences.

A diverse range of issues will be under discussion in the International Women's Day Colloquium at CDU on March 10.

CDU's Business Development division is pleased to announce that the CDU Capability Document is now available.

CDU's School of Creative Arts and Humanities is pleased to present 'Ambiguous Love' by Linda Rice as a part of 'The Gallery - 2007 Exhibition Program'.

Learning opportunities and employment outcomes for Indigenous secondary students in Darwin, Palmerston and Darwin rural regions will be significantly increased as a result of the recent signing of two Memorandum of Understanding.

A steady stream of students roamed Casuarina and Alice Springs campuses as CDU held its Orientation Day on Wednesday, February 21.

CDU's School of Science and Primary Industries is proud to announce the inaugural Siemens Science Experience Program to be held in the Northern Territory.

Justice Sally Thomas, the Deputy Chancellor of CDU, laid a wreath on behalf of the University at the annual ceremony to commemorate those who died in the bombing of Darwin on February 19, 1942.

Local artist and CDU artist in residence Chayni Henry will talk about her studio practice Tuesday 27 February from 12.15pm to 1pm.

The Centre for Youth Music Bookshop is having a clearance sale on assorted music books, varying styles and levels. Find out more...

CDU Chancellor Richard Ryan and Vice Chancellor Professor Helen Garnett recently visited Tennant Creek to improve their understanding of the unique learning needs of the community.

Professor Michael Lowe presents 'Health Research Ethics' on Monday, 26 February, from 12pm to 1pm.

Noel Preece presents 'Fire and water: a short forgotten history of Indigenous management of the savannas' on Friday 23 February from 1pm to 2pm.

CDU's new Associate Professor of Law is the first graduate from its law school to be appointed at the professorial level.

CDU's Business Development portfolio has announced two new appointments to boost its role in philanthropic fund-raising and strategic development with the corporate world.

Find out more about this fantastic environmental leadership opportunity for young Territorians during Youth Week '07!

Steve Sunk, CDU's most celebrated chef and VET cooking lecturer, will launch a book about his experiences in remote communities on February 23.

New students will get the chance to sample campus life when CDU holds its Orientation Day on Wednesday, February 21.

High achieving students were congratulated by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Helen Garnett, in a special awards ceremony on Monday (February 19).

Vice-Chancellor Professor Helen Garnett and her senior executive team outlined their vision for the future in a special welcome to new staff at the Casuarina and Alice Springs campuses on Monday (February 19).

Artist Caroline Rannersberger will provide a talk about her current exhibition, 'Sublime Territory', on Sunday 25 February from 2pm.

The School of Australian Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Governance Program present the first seminar in the Occasional Seminar Series for 2007 on 22 February. Find out more...

Professor Sandra Dunn, a leading nursing educator and clinician, has joined the Graduate School for Health Practice at CDU.

Year 12 students from the Darwin region experienced teaching and learning on a big university campus on Wednesday with CDU's first Information Day.

Sarah Moberly and Ross Andrews present 'A systematic review of the effectiveness of Pneumococcal Polysaccharide Vaccines in adults' on Monday 19 February from 12pm to 1pm - this seminar has changed from that previously advertised.

CDU is advancing the development of language learning in the Territory by supporting French language and culture classes this year.

One of the most successful community engagements over the past two decades has been the relationship between CDU's music department and musicians from around Darwin.

Campus administrator Dianne Underwood reports: The year in Alice Springs has started at a cracking pace.

Professor Lesley Barclay and her colleague Professor Bruce Armstrong are pictured at the Women's and Children's Hospital, Chengdu in Sichuan Province, China.

Anastasia Govan was one of those young people traveling around Australia who reached Darwin and never got round to going home.

An Australian Research Council scholarship investigating the causes and consequences of population turnover in the Northern Territory is available for a CDU PhD student.

One of the success stories of CDU is its law degree offered both on campus and online - the latter an innovation in program delivery that is increasingly being taken up by students from interstate and overseas.

A Natural Resource Innovation Grant investigating remote sensing and the economics of fire management for sustainable pastoralism on the Cape York Peninsula is available for a Masters of Science student.

Carlos Felipe da Fonseca Costa's days at CDU's Casuarina Campus may have been worlds away from his Brazilian roots. But he has fond memories of CDU after graduating with his Bachelor of Science in 2005.

'Watermark', showing from 5-20 February, introduces the School of Creative Arts & Humanities Art Gallery program for 2007.

The Young Professional Network will hold its first professional development event for 2007 on Wednesday 21 February from 5pm.

Got something big... or even small... happening at CDU in 2007? An event, conference, workshop, short course, seminar, exhibition, concert... Why not promote it through What's On? - CDU's event calendar.

Students in CDU's new Graduate Diploma in Midwifery celebrated the end of their course in a special ceremony at Royal Darwin Hospital on Friday.

The new bakery on CDU's Palmerston Campus is almost complete, with certification and commissioning for building, structural and mechanical being finalised, and electrical certificates already received.

Scholarships for fulltime study at Charles Darwin University are still available for students in a wide range of higher education and VTE courses.

Darwin-raised AFL footballer Richard Tambling's long-term career goal is to find himself a job in sports development.

Only 18 per cent of the current non-indigenous population were born in the Territory, and most people like living there because of its laid-back, casual lifestyle.

CDU will offer Indigenous high school students the chance to gain an understanding of the skills needed to work in a university environment.

For many years anyone on the Casuarina campus with a broken toilet, water pipe or air-conditioning that did not work or some kind of maintenance request would probably have phoned Maurie Yee.

CDU will give year 12 students a taste of university teaching and learning this month.

Students from the Centre for Youth Music will be starting the year with a music camp at Lake Bennett.

Sophie Hawkins win in the Canberra Triathlon last month led to a momentous decision in the 25-year-old CDU gym coordinator's life.

There was some bad news then some good news for 24-year-old Justin Lovett when he arrived at CDU for VTE enrolment.