Online Gamers Hone Skills in Pandemic
Esports, organized video gaming, is finding a new role in the COVID-19 pandemic, as people locked down at home try to keep up their competitive skills. Mike O’Sullivan reports that students at two California colleges meet online weekly in virtual
Gaymers And Allies Unite Over Video Games
The Queer Culture and Resource Center(QCRC) held the first of four planned Queer Geek and Gamer Nights on Thursday, Feb. 7th. The event, organized by the Anime, TableTop and Trading Card Gaming Clubs, as well as the CSUDH Esports Association, attracted
Esports Curriculum Loading…
By next spring, there could be as many as three eSports-related classes offered at CSUDH, which would put this school on the list of about 50 forward-thinking schools that realize the potential that eSports and the larger industry it is part of,
Esports Exploding Globally: Will CSUDH Join The Party
Editor’s Note: This is an expanded version of the story running in the print edition of the BulletinLaughter and conversation filled the room as students excitedly prepared themselves to step in front of the camera. One by one, they sat
Top Five Video Games To Play During Quarantine
Yes, video games are gaining some mass attraction with everyone in quarantine. These video games have no end as they just continue on, until eventually you are sick and tired of them. These are the top five video games that
CSUDH Contemplating Esports Program On Campus
CSUDH Bulletin writer Ulises Rodriguez recently penned an opinion on the push to get ESports recognized on campus by CSUDH. Rodriguez writes: We have to get past the negative stigma and move forward to push eSports more on campuses. CSUDH has
Recap of Esports LAEDC Future Forum hosted by Riot Games
Those not familiar with the massive growth of esports and the integrated brand experiences cultivated by the industry were surprised by what they saw at the Riot Games esports studio recently, as experts discussed the global, competitive gaming and esports
CSUDH E-Game Day Smashing Success
On Wednesday, March 27, the video game culture of CSUDH burst free from the confines of the Toro Zone game room and commandeered the LSU Ballroom for five hours. Hundreds of students attended the second E-Game Day to compete for prizes in