CSU Chair of Indigenous Affairs, Dr Stan Grant, has written eloquently about the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Australians in the prestigious Quarterly Essay journal.

Promoting fine food and wine events in regional NSW might seem the ideal job to many, but a group of CSU public relations students have their hands full with two major events in Bathurst this month.

A film produced by a CSU PhD candidate in collaboration with Wiradjuri Elders has won a NSW Premier's Multicultural Media Award.

The annual SPRUNG Festival of theatrical performances at CSU in Bathurst has been nominated for public endorsement as Australia's Favourite Event.

Legendary American rock musician Lou Reed has died, and his legacy will long be remembered and contested, argues a CSU academic.

Two CSU student advertising teams have made it to the finals of the 2013 International Advertising Association's annual university student marketing communications competition for the fourth consecutive year.

Following its nomination in October for the title of Australia's Favourite Event, the annual SPRUNG Festival of theatrical performances at CSU in Bathurst has been announced as one of the 10 finalists.

Mr Stan Grant, a Wiradjuri man and award-winning journalist, will join CSU as the new Chair of Indigenous Affairs.

We were warned that the 'information age' would result from rapid mass computing and communication, and now a new book by a CSU academic urges prudent' selective use of social media.