National Esports Collegiate Conference

NECC Set to Host First In-Person Business Meeting this January

The National Esports Collegiate Conference (NECC) announced today that it will be hosting the company's first-ever in-person business meeting and other sessions in Columbus, Ohio this coming January.

More Than a Video Game: NYU’s Players on the Challenges of Competing in an Emerging Sport

College Halo: Week 1 Power Rankings

College Halo is back with some familiar faces and some newcomers looking to make a name for themselves. With two tiers of competition, there is plenty of action that happened during the first week of play.

Cleveland State Unveils New On-Campus ESports Lab

Cleveland State University unveiled their new Esports Lab recently in Fenn Hall, marking a significant milestone for the program.

NECC Announces Partnership with Crit Apparel

Crit Apparel and the National Esports Collegiate Conference (NECC) are excited to announce a strategic partnership aimed at providing students and schools with access to apparel and merchandise services.

College CoD is Back

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is almost upon us, and that means College COD’s finest players will be back on the grind in preparation for the 2025 season.

NECC and NASEF Partner for High School to College Esports Pipeline

The NECC will work with NASEF to enhance the pipeline ensuring that scholastic players have opportunities to continue their gaming careers with NECC member institutions

Brand New Esports Facility Launches at Trine University

With one push of a big red button, Trine University’s latest facilities upgrade went live last week.

How the University of Maryland is Leveling Up Diversity in Esports

Playing the character-based, first-person shooter video game Valorant, the headset-wearing members of UMD’s Team Lilac crushed Northern Virginia Community College, 3-0, in the Fall 2023 National Esports Collegiate Conference Mideast Championship.

NECC Announces Partnership with the Scholastic Esports Awards

The Scholastic Esports Awards are a brand new project designed to bring together educators, students, and industry experts for a celebration of talent, dedication, and innovation within the scholastic esports space.

NECC Set to Host First In-Person Business Meeting this January

More Than a Video Game: NYU’s Players on the Challenges of Competing in an Emerging Sport