Kai Cenat isn’t letting anyone run off with his vision. The Twitch star is officially taking legal steps to secure the rights to “Streamer University,” the viral content experiment he ...

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 drew 120 students and 17 professors.

The multi-day event got underway on May 22 with 120 rising streamers handpicked for an all-expenses-paid stay at the University of Akron to participate in Cenat’s Saw-like social experiment of ...

The class of 2025 have now graduated from Kai Cenat’s “Streamer University.” Last week, 120 students—handpicked from more than a million applicants—attended the University of Akron for a ...

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 drew 120 students and 17 professors.

Kai Cenat Talks 'Legal Action' Behind Goal of 'Owning the Idea' of Streamer University Kai says the "big" idea was "influencing a lot of people to just redo it." Trace William Cowen June 4, 2025 ...

CUPERTINO, Calif., June 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- What happens when the internet's biggest streamers go live for 71 straight hours with more than 120 creators streaming simultaneously? You get Streamer ...

Kevin Gates wanted to be a part of Kai Cenat ’s Streamer University. The pair ran into each other on Monday night (June 9) at the BET Awards, which Cenat streamed live. “Kevin Gates.

Popular streamer Funny Mike will host Streamer Prom, similar to Kai Cenat’s Streamer University, a weekend-long event that taught attendees how to stream and use social media platforms to go viral.

The multi-day event got underway on May 22 with 120 rising streamers handpicked for an all-expenses-paid stay at the University of Akron to participate in Cenat’s Saw -like social experiment of ...

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 drew 120 students and 17 professors.