Esports Brings Long Beach Kids Out of Shell, Thanks to Cal State Dominguez Hills Students (CSUDH Campus News)
Esports broke out at the Century Villages at Cabrillo last week, thanks to a group of college students from Cal State Dominguez Hills. Ruby, a 10-year-old who lives at Century Villages at Cabrillo, was among the players. She’s resident at the
Esports Brings Long Beach Kids Out of Shell, Thanks to Cal State Dominguez Hills Students
Esports broke out at the Century Villages at Cabrillo last week, thanks to a group of college students from Cal State Dominguez Hills. Ruby, a 10-year-old who lives at Century Villages at Cabrillo, was among the players. She’s resident at the
CSUDH Captures Second and Third NECC Championships during Spring Semester
CARSON, Calif. – The CSUDH Esports Association brings home a new trophy to campus by achieving a third consecutive victory at the NECC National Gaming Competition. The CSUDH Esports Association team, with over 230 members, claimed the Challengers division championship in the
Esports Becoming More Popular on California College Campuses
A lot of college students have been stuck at home during the pandemic but one way they’ve tried to find community is through online video games. This competitive gaming is gaining popularity on California college campuses, where professors say recreational
(Español) ¿Crédito universitario por jugar videojuegos? En algunos campus de California, está sucediendo
Al crecer como el menor de cuatro hijos, Fernando Gómez a menudo pasaba el tiempo viendo a sus dos hermanos mayores jugar los videojuegos ‘Metal Gear Solid’ y ‘Final Fantasy’ mientras estaba sentado con las piernas cruzadas en la cama
Play video games to earn college credit. Some California campuses are taking esports seriously
CSUDH was recently featured on KCRW's (89.9 FM in Los Angeles) "Press Play with Madeleine Brand" broadcast. From the KRCW website: Some California universities are offering college credit for playing video games, and many more are adopting esports programs. That’s where students can