USC Among Us Tournament
-Written by Tara Edwards
USC Games students came together last Friday, April 16, to betray, sabotage, and eliminate their friends and classmates in the first ever USC Among Us Tournament.
USC GAMES’ TOP 10 JOES
-Written by Emily Maahs
Since it’s “National Joe Day,” (we’re not kidding: it IS a real holiday), our own Emily Maahs in USC Games wanted to share her “Top 10- Joes”. We in USC Games Editorial agree with her list!
Happy Joe Day! (Yes, there IS a “Joe Day!”): Celebrating USC’s League of Legends Coach, Joe Jacko
-Written by Emily Maahs
To celebrate one of our newest members of USC Games staff/faculty, we’re taking a moment during “National Joe Day” (yes, it’s a thing) to celebrate USC’s League of Legends Coach, Joe Jacko. The interview below is from Emily Maahs, a Leader of USC Games League+ Club and USC Games Editorial Writer
Women in Esports - interview with Ashley Kim
Written by Tara Edwards
Ashley Kim is a second year theatre and business administration double major and President of SC Esports. Ashley oversees the SC Esports board and club activities, hosts club meetings, and organizes community gaming and social events.
Women in Esports - interview with Quiana Dang
-Written by Tara Edwards
Overwatch Carnival
-Written by Emily Maahs
Step Right Up!: 2021 OVERWATCH Carnival
USC Trojan Esports is committed to creating a community for students to meet and play together, especially while we’re remote during the pandemic. As a brief respite, USC Trojan Esports hosted its Annual Overwatch Carnival. Student participants went head-to-head in three rounds of 10 minute mini-games. After each game, players accumulated points depending on their rank on the match scoreboard. The top 10 highest scoring players at the end of the third round won cash prizes ranging from $10 to $150 for first place.
Women in Esports - interview with Alice Qian
-Written by Tara Edwards
Dispatches from the Rift: A Conversation With Our USC League of Legends Team About The Opportunities in Collegiate Play
-Written by Emily Maahs
Rising Industry, Rising Opportunity
-Written by Emily Maahs
The Pac-U offers students the opportunity to experience the camaraderie, fanship, and rivalries often attributed to physical collegiate sports, specifically in the Pac-12, in a safe “digital arena”. Whether you are interested in gaming, streaming, or simply being part of an inclusive and exciting community, the Pac-U encourages any interested students to get involved and be part of a community that hopes to pioneer digital entertainment, competition, and gaming in the West.