Recreation 101: NIRSA goes back to basics with virtual courses
Learn how NIRSA's “Recreation 101,” a series of four virtual courses, is helping newcomers to the profession establish a solid knowledge base of key campus recreation components.
Learn how NIRSA's “Recreation 101,” a series of four virtual courses, is helping newcomers to the profession establish a solid knowledge base of key campus recreation components.
The NIRSA Championship Series is excited to announce an updated host site application timeline for 2025–2026 regional soccer, flag football, and basketball tournaments.
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.
Having completed the course Recreation for Wellbeing: Elevating Our Impact, the Indiana University Recreational Sports team is making systemic changes that positively impact the wellbeing of IU students and the IU campus.
On behalf of NIRSA’s Health & Wellbeing Task Force and the Promising Practices Work Group, the Association is proud to share its eighth Promising Practice—Ohio University.
If your school is impacted by natural disaster, please contact your regional rep or a member of NIRSA Staff to let us know how the Association can support your campus community’s relief and recovery efforts.
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.
NIRSA and RQ+, the NCAA’s officiating services provider, have agreed to a two-year agreement effective for the 2024-2025 calendar that makes RQ+ NIRSA’s Exclusive Officiating Platform Provider for the NIRSA Championship Series.
This month, NIRSA President Erin Patchett shares findings from "Impact of an LGBTQ Campus Recreation Student Employee Training Initiative on Professional Competencies."
A NIRSA associate member since 2002, EP Climbing offers schools a fresh approach by converting underused areas into dynamic climbing environments.