Eastern Michigan University is expanding its partnership with global esports gaming organization Gen.G to include more on-campus events and project-based internships.

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EMU’s Iyad Khattab and Je’Naiya Tims were among 10 students selected from universities across the United States.

A Catholic school in suburban Detroit said it will use a $1.3 million gift to enhance its science and technology programs, including esports.

WCC will host a fundraiser during the first week of October to purchase gaming devices for patients at Mott Children's Hospital.

As fall approaches, the temperatures shift and we find ourselves looking for new and fun things to do.

From summer camp to a four-day tournament, learn about esports opportunities happening this summer at EMU.

Playing video games is now called esports -- and it’s a billion-dollar industry that, for many, is considered a competitive sport.

The multidisciplinary program is expected to launch in 2022.

HOWELL, Mich. – Cleary University in Howell is recruiting for its esports team. The business school is preparing to break ground on an esports arena in March. Its esports coach, Jarod Ericksen, is recruiting for the first time ever. You have to be a full-time student and have some ability at your esport of choice. There is scholarship money available if you’re good enough.

ANN ARBOR – The University of Michigan Recreational Sports department has announced the launch of a competitive Esports program. Universities across the country are breaking into the competitive Esports space, with competitions starting this month. Founded by Michigan alumnus Tony Yuan, Arbor Esports has had success with top teams in Rocket League, League of Legends, Counterstrike: Global Offensive, Hearthstone and more. “We made this change because we heard our teams asking for support with travel, coaching, and events," Avi Lessure, Michigan Esports officer, said in a statement. For more information, visit the Michigan Esports website.

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OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. – Oakland University added a brand new varsity sport, or esport, making Oakland the first division one school in the state to do it. Gamers will make up the first esports roster to start competing in three sports in the fall of 2020. It’ll cost the university about $100,000 to set the program up and the idea of potential revenue is intriguing. Watch the video above for the full report.

So-called eSports have enjoyed a huge growth curve in recent years, with revenues in the billions of dollars. A popular video streaming platform is gearing up for what could be the year's biggest Wall Street debut by a Chinese company. DouYu, a live-streaming platform for gamers backed by Chinese tech giant Tencent, will go public on the Nasdaq on Wednesday at $11.50 per share. That would break the record set in May, when Starbucks rival Luckin Coffee went public, raising about $645 million, according to Refinitiv. Its Wall Street debut comes a week after Budweiser owner Anheuser-Busch InBev canceled a listing of its Asia unit on the Hong Kong stock exchange, which would have eclipsed Uber as the biggest IPO of this year.