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UO ESports On The Rise

The newly built UO Esports lounge, gives student gamers a space to game with their peers. While COVID-19 affected a lot of sports, this intricate community stayed connected through an uncertain time
July 22, 2020

Multimedia Director: Jassy McKinley

Multimedia Producer: Kevin Wang

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