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03 Feb Complex – ‘This Is Our Moment to Be Ahead of the Curve’: What Esports Could Mean for HBCUs

Posted at 03:08h in Marvelous Writings by

Contending with the same revenue challenges, a handful of historically Black colleges and universities spent the first year of the new decade attempting to enter the world of collegiate esports. In March, Johnson C. Smith University, a private institution in Charlotte, North Carolina, made noise by becoming the first HBCU to offer an undergraduate program in esports management. Months later, JCSU began a partnership with Riot Games, developer of ultra-popular games League of Legends and Valorant.

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