The bidding for the 2025 European Universities Championships is officially open, with interested hosts encouraged to submit their applications before the December 2021 deadline.

On Thursday, July 22, a meeting took place involving representatives from both EUSA and the Lodz University of technology, discussing the ongoing preparations ahead of next year’s highly-anticipated 2022 European Universities Games in Lodz, Poland.

The EUSA Equal Opportunities Commission met virtually on Tuesday, July 20, discussing various initiatives, activities and future perspectives ahead of the conclusion of the current mandate.

Participants from national university sports associations, including representatives from EUSA, gathered in Split, Croatia for a one-day Regional Conference on University Sport which took place on July 17, 2021.

The Erasmus+-funded project Green Sports Hub Europe (GSHE), of which the European University Sports Association Institute is a partner, has launched a survey which participants from all walks of life are encouraged to partake in.

Sport needs to be a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone and providing this is a common task, shared by sports and other organisations, staff, athletes, parents, volunteers, and many others. We are proud to be partnering in the Halting Harassment and Abuse in Sports using Learning Technologies (HALT) project, which aims to raise awareness, educate and connect people in reaching the same goal.