News and updates related to sports clubs, tournaments, officiating, or rules sets.
In the September 2021 issue of Athletic Business Magazine, writer Michael Popke catches up NIRSA members and volunteer leaders to discuss how sport can be a vehicle for social change.
Darrell Hargreaves of the University of Alabama will be the sole technical official from the United States of America for wheelchair basketball at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, which start on August 24.
As rec professionals look to build community for students on and off campus, esports and gaming opportunities offer benefits to participants—especially among some users who may not otherwise have been involved with programs.
There is broad consensus that schools and their recreation departments want students to return to sports participation in a safe environment. See tips to facilitate a quick and safe return to play.
Cybbi Barton of the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor and Antonio Gonzalez ofthe University of South Florida share insights about the rise of esports in campus recreation.
The NIRSA Board of Directors has expanded on a recent statement opposing the increasing number of bills being introduced into state legislatures regarding transgender athletes’ participation in sports.
NIRSA opposes legislation or policies that restrict or ban transgender individuals from participating.
NIRSA has an incredible opportunity for NIRSA student officials: A chance to officiate Unified flag football and basketball games at the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games! Submit your application today!
NIRSA is looking for two supervisors of student officials—one for basketball and one for flag football—for the Special Olympics USA Games taking place June 2022 in Orlando, Florida. Apply by April 12!
The NIRSA Championship Series is looking for some amazing leaders to take the reins and lead our basketball and flag football tournaments to success. Apply today!
