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.

A group of CSU agriculture students from Wagga Wagga will soon swap the wide open plains of the Riverina for the rice paddies and mixed farms of Vietnam.

A new pathway from TAFE NSW to university has been described as a true alliance between the two sectors and one directed at providing more education options for students in regional Australia.

A CSU student will join an elite group of international veterinary science students in a prestigious study program in the United Kingdom.

The 'Chardonnay challenge' facing Australian wine-makers is at the centre of a new project involving an international research team at the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre at CSU in Wagga Wagga.

As the tenth anniversary approaches of the September 11 attacks on the United States in 2001, a new book by a CSU academic examines developments in national security and policing intelligence, and the consequences and evolving implications for organisations and individuals responsible for intelligence gathering and analysis.

Amid the dramatic improvement in wool prices over the past 12 months and the profitability of growing wool, Professor of Animal Production at CSU Peter Wynn has warned the industry to avoid complacency.

A decision to overturn the proposed development of equestrian facilities at CSU in Wagga Wagga has disappointed and dismayed the Head of the School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Professor Nick Sangster.

As World No Tobacco Day looms, Charles Sturt University (CSU) lecturer in Marketing and Project Management, Mr Andrew Mashman sees the government's push for plain cigarette packaging as a missed opportunity to reduce the amount of cigarette smokers in Australia.