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My experience with the lack of Latinx representation in esports Group photo of SK Gaming Identity is a part of everybody’s life. There are components like race, gender, ethnicity, and more that create who we are as people, but with so many parts to it, there have to be aspects that we consider more important. In my case, I identify most with my ethnicity (Latinx/Ecuadorian), nationality (American), and interest groups (esports).
The mutually beneficial relationship between college students and President-elect Joe Biden
After helping him win the election, college students may look forward to the potential benefits of Biden’s extensive education platform An election worker prepares I Voted stickers at a polling place Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, in Ballwin, Mo. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson) Research suggests that college students may have had a major impact on this presidential election in former Vice President Joe Biden’s favor.
USC Provost announces pass/no pass option for the spring semester, five personal wellness days
In preparation for the upcoming spring semester, USC Provost Charles Zukoski announced new grading options and personal wellness days in a university-wide email. Tommy Trojan statue outside of USC’s Bovard Administration Building. (Chris/Flickr) A university-wide email sent out by USC Provost Charles Zukoski gave out details about the pass/no pass options for the spring semester as well as information on personal wellness days.
Pac-U Weekend 1 Recap
Battle of the Arizonas in League of Legends, broken armrests in Rocket League and surprise blizzards in Havana: Here’s what went down last weekend Weekend One Recap ASU closed out the Pac-U weekend on Saturday with a banger of a match against the University of Arizona. The final score was 2-1, but closer than what coach Michael Ahn may have envisioned.
Multiple student organizations participate in Undocumented Student Week of Action
The events were put on by USC IDEAS, a student center for undocumented students and their allies. In this June 18, 2020, photo, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) students celebrate in front of the Supreme Court after the Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump's effort to end legal protections for young immigrants in Washington.
Maryville University breezes through Day One of Harrisburg’s Hue Invitational
But anything could happen in today’s culminating matches Be right back screen on the Hue Invitational Overwatch stream The remaining teams of the HUE Invitational are on to the second half of playoffs today, Overwatch starting at 10 a.m. PST and League of Legends starting at 12 p.m. PST. Here are some of our observations after Day One.
Creating community from home
USC freshman used discord to create a new and thriving community for students Invite to the USC Discord server In the wake of COVID-19, new communities are hard to find. The days of meeting new people and hanging out on campus are on hold, but what if students could meet 700+ new peers and hang out with them daily at the push of a button? Sophie Lin, a freshman majoring in Business Administration, needed a place to connect with people — so she took it into her own hands.
A grand final straight from Mexico City
Another big win for the Latinx community in esports From left, Leonardo "MkLeo" Lopez Perez and Rasheen "Dark Wizzy" Rose at Frostbite 2020 celebrating MkLeo's win in grand finals. Photo by @Delta52_ on Twitter Latinx representation has historically been lacking in esports. Most of the world’s strongest competitors are white or Asian; no matter the game, one of the two comes out on top. However, the same can’t be said for Super Smash Bros.
4-time champion to bottom 4 team
What’s wrong with Team Liquid? Photo by Riot Games Going into the 2020 Spring Split expectations were as high as ever for Team Liquid with four splits of dominance and an offseason upgrade under their belt. There were even talks of the six-peat; who could possibly topple this North American powerhouse? It turns out that actually most of the LCS is making quick work of them. But… how?
Marss Starts the Year Strong with His Convincing Upset Over MKLeo at Genesis 7
The most aggressive and volatile play Smash Ultimate has seen so far An elated Tyler "Marss" Martin flies out of his chair after defeating Leonardo "MKLeo" Perez in the Super Smash Bros: Ultimate final at Genesis 7 (Screengrab via Beyond the Summit - Smash) Last night, a giant was slain. Genesis 7 marked the beginning of the new Super Smash Bros Ultimate season. Players from around the world flew out to prove where they stand among the best at the start of the decade.
Gubernatorial Election California 2018
Former Mayor of San Francisco Gavin Newsom and businessman John Cox, are squaring off to become California’s next governor in the 2018 election. Newsom, a democrat, believes in reducing the gender gap in STEM fields, implementing universal health care, and seeking lower housing prices through rent control measures. Meanwhile, Cox, a republican, supports competition in the health industry, and giving parents choice when it comes to their child’s schooling.
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