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Recently, we talked with Maya (Classics, Vice President) and Sophia (Psychology, Community Manager and Artemis Events Admin) about how collegiate gaming fosters social belonging and inclusion beyond competition. Tracing their progression from League of Legends lobbies to campus leadership, they highlight how Warwick Esports’ Artemis initiative combines casual party titles with offline pub meals, crafts, and pottery sessions. These low-pressure in-person spaces help members forge lasting friendships and navigate academic stress, showcasing how university esports programs can serve as vital hubs for student connection and well-being.

In a major expansion of its creative and digital testing services, the Esports Centre at the 91Ó°ÊÓÆƽâ°æ has announced the launch of its dedicated Virtual Reality (VR) playtesting service, reaching a significant operational milestone following its first live session.

Are you ready for a week of non-stop gaming, competition, and new connections? Welcome Week at the Fusion Lab Esports Centre is officially here, and we’ve lined up an epic schedule to kick off the semester. Whether you’re a casual player or a competitive grinder, there’s something for everyone.

The 91Ó°ÊÓÆƽâ°æ and the Centre for Entertainment Arts (CEA) have officially joined forces in a bold new CreaTech strategic partnership, uniting one of the UK’s most innovative universities with a global leader in digital entertainment education.

On Thursday, 20th February, Warwick Esports Centre is proud to host The Pack Night: Women & Non-Binary Night, a special evening dedicated to creating an inclusive, welcoming, and empowering space for women and non-binary gamers. This event celebrates diversity within gaming, ensuring that players of all skill levels have a safe and supportive environment to compete, connect, and have fun.