Representatives from the EUSA Office concluded a successful two-day visit to 2022 European Universities Games host city Lodz in Poland, holding several productive meetings and site visits.

The Council of Europe's member states representatives, forming the Governing Board of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Sport (EPAS), accompanied by the Consultative Committee, held their annual meeting; this year's edition was the 15th, and was held virtually between June 14 and 16, 2021. The European University Sports Association (EUSA), being a member of the EPAS Consultative Committee, was represented at the event as well.

A total of six different sport competitions were organised by Israel’s Academic Sports Association over the last month, as student-athletes made a welcome return to sporting activity.

While the past year has brought about various struggles as a result of the global pandemic, local university sports clubs in Sweden have adapted well to challenges and sped up the inevitable process of digitalisation as a necessary means to maintain engagement and help keep students active.

This year's General Assembly of the European University Sports Association (EUSA) will be organised in Budapest, Hungary from September 10-11, 2021, and it will also feature the EUSA Executive Committee Meeting and FISU-EUSA Strategic Dialogue.

The European University Sports Association (EUSA), through the EUSA Institute, organised an insightful workshop as part of the Innovating Football Leadership through Practice and Policy (iFlipp) project on Thursday, June 10.

This year’s EU Sport Forum was organised by the European Commission, held on June 8 and 9 in an online form, drawing together over 500 participants, with an overall theme ‘Towards a healthier, resilient and sustainable European sport’.