When Idaho State University launched its esports program, the vision extended well beyond controllers and scoreboards.
“Esports is about more than just gaming — it’s about bringing students together, fostering a community where they can connect, collaborate, and compete,” said Lowell Richards, associate vice president for Student Affairs.
As Idaho State University’s esports program nears the end of its first season, two of its five teams remain in contention for a playoff spot, while the others have faced a steep learning curve against more experienced opponents.
As Idaho State University’s esports program nears the end of its first season, two of its five teams remain in contention for a playoff spot, while the others have faced a steep learning curve against more experienced opponents.
Beginning September 9th, ISU Esports will compete in its inaugural first season.
