A customised transportable built by CDU Alice Springs students sold for $32,000 last week.

They're the latest batch of Indigenous men and women showing the way ahead for other community people to enter education.

The quality of teaching and learning at CDU will be boosted considerably with a $2.867 million grant from the Australian Government.

A customised transportable unit that will be auctioned in Alice Springs this Friday is receiving strong interest from potential buyers across central Australia.

A talented Territory baker is taking on the world's best after being selected by Leading Edge Bakery & Food Service Journal to be part of Team Bakery Australia in an international baking competition in Italy next year.

Most students would scoff at the idea of cutting short their Christmas break, but for a select group of CDU students, it represents the opportunity of a lifetime.

CDU’s Alice Springs art facilities must have looked great for the women of Ampilatwatja.

Improving the numeracy and literacy skills of residents in remote Indigenous communities is an essential part of closing the gap on Indigenous disadvantage.

The recent terror attacks in India’s financial capital, Mumbai, are consistent with the work of “fourth generation terrorists”, according to a specialist in the psychology of terror.

Alice Springs locals will have a chance to hear in-depth about two of CDU’s most popular degrees, the Bachelor of Social Work and Bachelor of Humanitarian and Community Studies.

More than 60 students were recognised for their efforts at the inaugural prize presentation held at the CDU’s Palmerston campus recently.

Charles Darwin University (CDU) is bucking the alarming nationwide trend of foreign students beginning to pull out of Australian universities.