A CSU academic argues that the federal government's 'efficiency dividend' cuts to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and the Special Broadcasting Service are an attempt to silence or curtail opposition voices in a democracy.

Aboriginal girls from Albury, Wagga, and north-east Victoria will spend two days at CSU in Albury-Wodonga in a new program to give the teenagers first-hand experience of higher education.

The cuts to programs and staff at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation announced yesterday will significantly impact staff and audiences, but could advantage CSU journalism graduates.

A horticulture student from CSU has won a prestigious international travel scholarship.

A new clinical school for nursing and midwifery students in southern NSW is being hailed as the first of its kind in the state.

CSU Vice Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann has welcomed the University's leadership of two of the seven projects that are the focus of the Commonwealth's $30 million Long Term Intervention Monitoring Program.

CSU students are sharing digital photography skills to help a group of older Australians tell their stories through new media.

Many young people turn to the web to find out what's happening in the world but CSU research has shown they still value holding newsprint in their hands.

As leaders arrive in Brisbane for the G20 summit, CSU research has cast a dim light on the environmental impact of the world leading economies.