Library education

Excitement grows in schools and households as children anticipate the 2017 annual national communal reading event on Wednesday 24 May.

An alumnus credits his information studies at CSU with enabling him to undertake more sophisticated research and co-edit a recently published book.

Pokémon GO has become a global phenomenon in days, addressing some previous shortcomings of online lifestyles, according to an IT expert at CSU.

The trust that we place in our social media networks might just be the difference between winning and losing an election, according to a CSU academic.

The world-changing rise of information and communication technologies creates challenges but opens new employment opportunities and career paths, say academics at CSU.

A CSU academic says the massive data breach known as 'The Panama Papers' detailing the use of offshore tax havens by the global elite  highlights its significance for our interconnected world.

The Australian Department of Defence has awarded a grant to a CSU researcher to examine how extremist groups use different media to influence public perception.

A CSU student has been awarded the Australian Society of Archivists (ASA) Loris Williams Scholarship for his commitment to Indigenous issues in libraries and archives, in particular Indigenous intellectual property.