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Heads of Delegations for Chengdu 2021 FISU World University Games to meet end of March

136 national or regional university sports federations have received invitations to attend the Head of Delegations (HoD) meeting scheduled end of March in preparation of the Chengdu 2021 FISU World University Games (28 July-8 August 2023.

Chungcheong Megacity announced as host of 2027 FISU World University Games Summer

The South Korean central region of Chungcheong was named the host of the 2027 Summer World University Games on Saturday, bringing the biennial event to the country for the fourth time.

Costa Rica ready for the FISU World Forum 2022

The FISU World Forum 2022 to be held from 5-9 December in Cartago (Costa Rica) had the honour of the National Parliament, where it was presented by Laura Sancho Martínez, Executive Director of the Forum.

FISU IN COLLABORATION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION

On the occasion of the 2022 ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals Chengdu, the International Table Tennis Federation has extended a credential to Brian Carrer, FISU Games Summer Event Manager. Chengdu was awarded the rights to host the Chengdu 2021 FISU World University Games in 2019, before the event was postponed twice due to…

FASU PRE-GAMES INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM 2022

“The strategic and vision plan of the university places importance on the education and training of the complete individual in cognitive, psychomotor and cognitive domains. Therefore it is based on the above ideals, that Kenyatta University is not only hosting the 10th FASU games but this pre-games symposium”.

FASU celebrates 50 years of history and looks ahead to a bright future for university sport in Africa

In a colorful celebration of merging cultures and African heritage, students and administrators from all over Africa gathered in Kampala, Uganda to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Federation of African University Sports (FASU).

Dominant UJ crowned kings of South Africa Varsity Football

UJ beat UFS 4-1 at Tuks Stadium on Monday night to claim their first Varsity Football title. UJ, who had previously reached the final in 2014 and 2016, were worthy winners having topped the log and beaten TUT on penalties in their semi-final. The stage was too big for Kovsies, who were playing in their first…