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The booming collegiate esports scene means offering scholarships to attract the best players. MSU’s growing program will start the scholarships in the fall.
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It’s a norm at many colleges and universities to treat esports just like varsity sports, down to offering scholarships to land the best players.
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The fighting video game, which debuted in 1999, still has a strong following. But finding the old video game equipment to play Super Smash Bros. is another story.
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Less than 8.2 percent of active gamers are women, according to a study, which leads Michigan State’s popular esports clubs to examine their gender balance.
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The growing popularity of esports is reflected at MSU, with its student esports club membership rising and the academic study of the medium deepening.