In May 2025, Twitch streamer Kai Cenat announced that he was launching Streamer University. Here’s everything to know about Streamer University and how to enroll.

Kai Cenat’s Streamers University is being accused of lacking diversity, but critics may be overlooking who it was built for and why it matters. Apparently, a few people (mostly white, from what ...

It was nothing if not ambitious. Last weekend, Kai Cenat, one of the world’s top Twitch streamers, took over a college campus in Akron to host “Streamer University,” a four-day program that ...

Kai Cenat teased Streamer University in February 2025. The internet personality mentioned the school on a Twitch livestream earlier this year, according to Fast Company. Advertisement.

Kai Cenat, the world’s top Twitch streamer, made a splash in late May with a four-day “Streamer University” bootcamp for ...

Twitch megastar Kai Cenat has confirmed that his once-hypothetical “Streamer University” is officially launching, months after first floating the concept during a February 2025 livestream.

Popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat is cutting the ribbon on his so-called Streamer University at the University of Akron. Cenat confirmed the location during his first livestream while welcoming ...

Kai Cenat announces Streamer University, a platform to teach streamers how to enhance their content creation The announcement featured a Hogwarts-inspired theme promotional video Streamer ...

Kai Cenat has launched the Streamer University. As spotted on Hypebeast, the Brooklyn, New York, native is embarking on a new initiative. On Tuesday (May 7), he announced Streamer University.

Streamer University is a weekend-long content creation school that Cenat will host on a real-life college campus. Though the exact location, dates and course material have yet to be announced, the ...

The internet personality announced the opening of Streamer University, which will form aspiring content creators. Cenat teased the project in February and confirmed it with a teaser video on ...

Streamer University is free to attend. In a reply to his initial announcement on X, Cenat wrote that the program would be an "all inclusive trip” and that housing on a college campus was included.