Trinitonian

TU Gaming seeks space for competitive esports

Club tries to level up with push for new competition area and support from administration

Gloria Farris, News Reporter • October 20, 2021

Trinity University’s gaming club is currently in the process of obtaining its own esports space to play in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) more competitively. To achieve this goal,...

After sudden shutdown, esports are back on(line)

Alejandra Gerlach • September 30, 2020

TU Gaming is gearing up to get their players back in action remotely

The Trinity University Gaming club competes in the first-ever SCAC Esports Showdown

Breton Smith • April 10, 2019

Tigers play in their first video game tournament against other teams at Schreiner University.

TU Gaming approaches SCAC esports tournament

Megan Flores • February 28, 2019

Tigers to Prepare for an Inaugural Conference Competition

The love of the screen

Austin Davidson • November 14, 2018

I was 14 years young when I found “League of Legends,” an online video game where teams of either 3 vs. 3 or 5 vs. 5 battle to destroy one another’s bases. I had been playing video games...

Point/Counterpoint: Games aren’t sports, they’re art

Noelle Barrera • February 6, 2018

In another opinion piece in this week's Trinitonian, Tiffany Nguyen, William Ballengee and Rachel Lopez claim that online competitive “Esport” games such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, League...

Point/Counterpoint: Esports are evolutionary sports

Tiffany Nguyen • February 5, 2018

Within the last decade, esports have been gaining more mainstream attention as more people become interested in online competitive games, such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO), League of Legends...