Sec. Buttigieg Addresses Supply Chain, Other Issues in Recent Visit
Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg visited the Greater Richmond area on Fri., Dec. 3, 2021 to address issues that impact Virginians such as…
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PBN young innovator honorees are UH Mānoa alumni | University of Hawaiʻi System News
PBN recognized Kevin Nguyen, Austin Yoshino, Lauren Pierce and Spencer VanDerKamp.
Source: hawaii.edu
UH Mānoa hosts Overwatch League playoffs providing more student opportunities | University of Hawaiʻi System News
OWL's playoffs and Grand Finals are September 21–25.
Source: hawaii.edu
Overwatch League™ provides hands-on experience for UH students | University of Hawaiʻi System News
UH Mānoa. (Photo courtesy: Alec Tuason) Alec Tuason, a second-year marine biology student and UH Mānoa esports player, worked with OWL to set up the broadcast equipment, player setups, backdrops and lounge areas. Tuason also helped manage the UH Mānoa esports Twitter account and worked as an event photographer. “One of the main takeaways from this week for me was just how much work goes into a production as large as the Overwatch League,” Tuason said. “Countless hours are spent meticulously putting the whole broadcast setup together and making sure everything runs smoothly. So man...
Source: hawaii.edu
Global elite Overwatch League™ teams to compete at UH | University of Hawaiʻi System News
OWL) will participate in a series of four tournaments at UH Mānoa May–August 2021. OWL is the world’s first city-based esports league with 20 teams based in North America, Europe and Asia, and features the game Overwatch, a team-based action game developed by Blizzard Entertainment. The competition in Hawaiʻi is an effort to bridge the gap to bring safe and online interregional play from its best teams. Last year, due to COVID-19, OWL teams were rarely able to play head-to-head matches between teams in different regions because of the online latency difference. The upcoming tournament...
Source: hawaii.edu