A CSU academic says the release of web-based videos of child models for a brand of clothing targeting 'tweens' (aged between child and teenager) has surprised child protection and child health advocates with what they consider to be 'a new low in the history of advertising in Australia'.

CSU has signed an historic five-year agreement to deliver its undergraduate journalism degree to students living in Geraldton and other regional centres in Western Australia.

There should be no shortage of coverage of a new international study trip to rural India by communication and photography students from CSU in November.

As the fall-out from the Qantas fleet grounding and return to the skies continues, Charles Sturt University (CSU) has experts available for comment on the airline dispute and its impacts on corporate appearances and the future of industrial relations in Australia.

Two CSU student advertising teams are again finalists in the annual International Advertising Association's 'Big Idea' competition, a national advertising contest for Australian university students.

A fully equipped, mobile television studio has been brought to Indigenous teenagers in Dubbo this week by CSU as they experience the latest in television production.

The rise of the Age of Information and 'new media' requires the same application of ethical principles as applied to 'old media', according to a CSU lecturer, researcher and lead author of a new book, Media, Markets and Morals.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ian Goulter, today unveiled a new University Strategy and a new image for the University.

A new novel by Australian actor and playwright Mr Brendan Cowell draws in-part on the author's experiences as a student at CSU in the 1990s. His novel, How It Feels, tells the story of the development of a young man in modern-day Australia who comes from one of Sydney's southern beach-side suburbs to study at the University in Bathurst.