By Hayden Speace
Roster turnover is nothing new in college sports, and for the University of Maryland’s Terps Esports League of Legends Premier team, this semester was no different. Continue reading Terps premier esports team navigates roster rebuild, anticipates long playoff run
By Brent Li
While Martin “White” Kwan’s current role may seem far removed from esports, he said the transition was not as disconnected as it might appear. Continue reading From UMD esports to consulting: How one player turned gaming into a career
By Alicia Colegrove
Six students faced off in a double-elimination, no-teams tournament in Mario Kart World, a 2025 racing game by Nintendo in which players compete to out-speed their opponents. Continue reading Beginner, veteran players race in Mario Kart World Tournament in Stamp’s TerpZone
By Joel Lev-Tov Gaming music isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks about an orchestra. But that’s exactly what the University of Maryland’s Gamer Symphony Orchestra plays. “There’s a million orchestras that play Beethoven and a lack of general awareness of the artistry of video game music,” said president Quinn Dang. Ciara Donegan is the orchestra’s music director. “I think for … Continue reading One UMD orchestra only plays music from games
By Connor DeLancey The UMCP Gaming Club hosted its second LAN event of the semester, “Harvest Moon LAN,” on Nov. 23 at the Computer Science Instructional Center. Campus community members came together to bond over various online games and enjoy the company of like-minded gamers. LAN, short for Local Area Network, is a term used to describe a computer network over which multiple devices are … Continue reading Gamers bond at UMCP Gaming Club’s LAN party
