Kai Cenat returned to livestreaming Monday night to announce the official Class of 2026 for Streamer University, his creator-development event built around mentorship, collaboration, and content creation.

The 2026 professor lineup includes Agent 00, Duke Dennis, Cinna, Maya Higa, The Sushi Dragon, Ludwig, Kaiya Cenat, Poudii, Pokimane, Adapt, and Lizzo. The group brings together creators from gaming, livestreaming, comedy, IRL content, music, and online entertainment.

Cenat also revealed the selected student class, along with club directors, campus police, janitors, and other fictional campus roles. Reports from the livestream indicate the program includes 120 students, 11 professors, eight club directors, two campus police officers, three janitors, a librarian, and a guidance counselor.

One of the most talked-about moments came when Cenat introduced members of his own family. While his twin sister, Kaiya Cenat, was named a professor, Kai jokingly assigned his brothers janitor roles instead of faculty positions.

The joke quickly turned into a family moment during the livestream when Cenat’s mother called in to question why her sons had been labeled janitors. Their father also joined the conversation, laughing while warning Kai that their mother was not going to let the joke slide.

Beyond the jokes and viral moments, Streamer University is designed to give aspiring creators access to experienced streamers, workshops, collaborations, and networking opportunities. Accepted participants receive free attendance, lodging, and meals, while the program focuses on creators with potential rather than requiring large audiences.

The program allows newer creators from platforms like Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, and Kick to work alongside established personalities and build connections that could help grow their channels.

Streamer University first gained major attention in 2025, when Cenat turned the concept into a multi-day creator event. The 2026 edition appears set to expand on that format, positioning the program as one of the biggest creator-development events in online entertainment.

For Kai Cenat, the project is more than a content event. It is becoming a launchpad for upcoming streamers looking to turn their personalities, ideas, and online communities into full-time careers.