27/11/09 - Charles’ Dickens classic feel-good story of Ebenezer Scrooge, the nastiest and most pitiful man in London who becomes a model of kindness, will be presented by the Centre of Youth Music (CYM) in Darwin.

26/11/09 - The first group of students participating in Charles Darwin University’s new Chinese in-country program has received a warm welcome by their host, Hainan University in the southern Chinese city of Haikou.

25/11/09 - CDU has unveiled a six-metre-high public artwork as its final event in a year of celebrations recognising Charles Darwin.

20/11/09 - Charles Darwin University has posted a record year for enrolments in its higher education offerings.

19/11/09 - The Senate is being urged to pass legislation enabling equitable access and participation in university education through better targeted student income support.

19/11/09 - A leading identity in the Australian art scene will give a free public talk in Darwin on Tuesday (November 24).

18/11/09 - Nominations are being called for two positions on the Charles Darwin University Council

18/11/09 - Several of Charles Darwin University’s most outstanding lecturers have been nominated for the 2009 UniJobs Lecturer of the Year competition.

17/11/09 - One of Australia’s leading experts on evidence law, advocacy and privacy will take up the position of Professor of Law at Charles Darwin University early in 2010.

16/11/09 - Charles Darwin University and Navitas Limited have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore opportunities to develop a co-operative program of educational activities.

16/11/09 - The newest addition to Charles Darwin University's language programs, the Chinese In-Country language program, has received a $10,000 grant from the Northern Territory Government.

13/11/09 - The Charles Darwin University Student Association (CDUSA) is re-established following the election by students of an executive.

13/11/09 - A research project at Charles Darwin University has been recognised among the nation’s best innovations to extend and enhance human life.

12/11/09 - Understanding of the north’s rich tropical marine endowment was enhanced this week following the signing of a landmark MoU between CDU, the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS), The Australian National University and the NTG.

11/11/09 - A breakthrough collaborative project, designed to boost early literacy and numeracy learning for young children and enable a smoother transition to school, is celebrating its first year of operation.

11/11/09 - The Northern Territory’s newest addition to its architectural landscape, Charles Darwin University’s $17 million Chancellery has officially been opened.

09/11/09 - A world-renowned provider of business software, SAP, has boosted the outlook of information technology students studying at Charles Darwin University with its funding of a substantial scholarship.

09/11/09 - Increasing remoteness could threaten the future of the Northern Territory’s small towns, according to a CDU population expert.

06/11/09 - The highest ranking Indigenous person in an Australian university and a member of Charles Darwin University’s executive has been appointed Chair of Australia’s leading council for improving outcomes in higher education for Indigenous people.

05/11/09 - Applications are open for Quantam Techonology’s 2009 WYNN (What You Need Now) Scholarship Program, which provides innovative literary software to assist students with learning disabilities.

05/11/09 - Researchers from the School of Psychology at the University of Western Australia are recruiting volunteers to participate in the Australian Student Depression Attitudes Survey (ASDAS).

05/11/09 - A Northern Territory-developed survey into gender equity within the information technology industry has been included in a European Union project which promotes best practice in gender equality.

03/11/09 - Savannah Way Limited, the Savannah Guides and the Tropical Savannas CRC will host the first Savannah Symposium later this month at Charles Darwin University.

03/11/09 - A careers specialist from Charles Darwin University has won a $10,000 industry placement scholarship to develop a resource to assist CDU graduates prepare for working in remote locations in the NT.

The Top End's wild buffalo populations should be culled for their carbon credits, according to a leading Northern Territory academic.