School
Southern CT State University
Expertise
JDM Cars, Social Robots, PC Gaming
- Olivia has been professionally writing about esports and gaming since 2018, starting with coverage of the Overwatch League right from the tournament site.
- She currently drives a 1993 Mazda Miata (yes, with fangs) and a 2006 Lotus Elise in Storm Titanium; apparently, she has a thing for happy-looking cars with great handling.
- Whether discussing the friendship-ruining elements of Mario Party or researching the most unusual destinations for a road trip, she is always focused on providing unique content for passionate communities, particularly for car enthusiasts at Slash Gear.
Experience
Olivia has been a professional writer and editor for about 10 years, including interviews, features, reviews, and news for publications like Esports Illustrated, Dot Esports, Benzinga, RV The Buzz, WonderHowTo, Comic Book Resource, Dexerto, Team Liquid, and more. While she has covered almost everything imaginable, her passion is writing about tech, gaming, entertainment, and travel. Olivia has been gaming since she was a child, starting with Super Smash Bros for the N64. She loves competitive titles and has even traveled the world to play the Pokémon TCG.
Education
Olivia has her B.S. in journalism from SCSU where she also had a minor in creative writing and script writing.
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Chevrolet's bow tie emblem has remained the iconic gold shade for many years, but newer Chevrolet models are adopting the more subtle black design instead.
By Olivia Richman
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