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The university is adding two new state-of-the-art facilities for students and the esports team in hopes of enriching MSU’s gaming culture.
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The state’s best esports players are looking toward playing for MSU’s varsity programs, thanks to the addition of scholarships.
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New facilities, scholarships and a growing program become calling cards to attract recruits.
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The booming collegiate esports scene means offering scholarships to attract the best players. MSU’s growing program will start the scholarships in the fall.
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Schabath dives into the world of Esports and the grind of being a play-by-play broadcaster.
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Esports are a big deal at MSU. but only four students are in the starting line-up to play Call of Duty at the highest level.
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Chis Bilski, a Grand Rapids native, is MSU’s first Director of ESports. He is tasked with growing MSU’s surging program and providing direction in the expanding field.
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Grand Valley State, Ferris State and Cleary Universities are throwing money and building facilities for esports, looking to capture the growing market.
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Less than 8.2 percent of active gamers are women, according to a study, which leads Michigan State’s popular esports clubs to examine their gender balance.
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The growing popularity of esports is reflected at MSU, with its student esports club membership rising and the academic study of the medium deepening.