News and updates related to special initiatives, one-time events, or other non-professional development events.
#HEALTHYCAMPUSWEEK2025 is happening September 15–19 and the week-long initiative continues to feature the Largest Physical Activity Challenge, happening this year on Wednesday, September 17!
The 2025 NIRSA Championship Series National Soccer Championships will be hosted November 20–22, 2025; the Open Division gives teams across the country the chance to play at a national championship tournament.
In the webinar “Renovate, Recreate, and Flourish,” a panel of experienced design and campus rec professionals outline the nuanced decisions and essential strategies to consider behind successful renovation projects for any part of a recreation facility.
Join University of California-Riverside Rec Director Lindy Fenex and design leaders from CannonDesign for the “Renovate, Recreate and Flourish” discussion that is happening for FREE on Tuesday, March 11.
With a focus on collaboration and innovation, this year's Physical Activity Symposium, kicked-off by NIRSA Executive Director Pam Watts, was all about how we as a community can drive progress towards systemic solutions.
Red Ribbon Week happens October 23-31: The 2024 theme is Life is a Movie, Film Drug Free. Show support for a drug-free life style by lighting up buildings, landmarks, businesses, and more in red.
In the upcoming weeks, the NIRSA Championship Series—with the support of tournament sponsor Pocari Sweat—will kick off the 2024 soccer season with its national Open Division lottery.
We’re excited to celebrate 75 years of NIRSA in 2025! Celebrations will start online in January and continue throughout the year. In-person celebrations will happen at ERSL, the NIRSA Conference, and local fall events.
Open and free to all colleges and universities, #HEALTHYCAMPUSWEEK2024 is happening September 16–20 and features the Largest Physical Activity Challenge on Wednesday, September 18.
View a free recording of USTA’s webinar “Grow Tennis on Your Campus,” which showcased extensive resources to support intramural and club tennis.
