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A growing number of colleges and universities are canceling their athletic programs for the fall.

With distance learning isolating college students across the nation, esports can renew a sense of competition and camaraderie — and drive student enrollment.

The University of Missouri got creative when it came to helping families plan graduation parties.

If ever there was a team sport that was designed for social distancing, it’s esports. With the right equipment and effort, could higher education esports programs fill a gap left by other sports?

As the esports trend becomes more entrenched in higher education, investments in equipment, culture and processing power are required.

For colleges that have heard the buzz about esports but don’t know how to get a program off the ground, here’s a primer.

The heightened focus on the program includes preparing students for a career in the field.

Networks, player equipment and a space for spectators round out campus esports initiatives.

Colleges should look beyond the hype to create the best programs for their communities.