For the seventh consecutive year two CSU student teams have been selected as finalists in the national 'Big Idea 'marketing communications competition.

CSU will next week launch The Front Line, a powerful video that explores the Indigenous student journey first-hand.

CSU television production students will benefit from scholarships donated by a leading international TV equipment engineering company.

CSU journalism students have created what is believed to be the first-ever interactive electoral map in Australia that visually reveals the marginal status of each electorate.

A unique two-day forum for CSU television production students and television companies starts today in Wagga Wagga.

CSU journalism students are part of Australia's largest newsroom, reporting on the 2016 federal election campaign through the UniPollWatch project.

A CSU PhD graduate's research found that how corporate leaders communicate can significantly affect an organisation's reputation, share price, and more.

The 10th year of the revised radio course at CSU has been celebrated by 100 per cent of graduates in 2015 gaining jobs in the radio and media industries.

More than 80 journalists and journalism educators and researchers will gather at CSU in Bathurst next week to examine the state of the discipline and the profession.