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Program to Aid Natural Disaster Relief Efforts Wins at Hoya Hacks

By Alexandra Bowman February 6, 2019

A group of students that created a program to aid relief efforts for natural disasters won $500 at the fourth annual Hoya Hacks, which lasted from Friday evening until Sunday afternoon. The 36-hour...

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Hoya Hacks Celebrates Student Ingenuity

By Kara Tippins January 30, 2018

Typeface, a device that helps recovering permanently or temporarily near-paralyzed individuals communicate with their loved ones, took first place at the 36-hour Hoya Hacks competition this weekend, an...

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Over 300 student competitors from more than 130 universities from all over the country participated in a 36-hour hackathon in the Healey Family Student Center to test their software and hardware skills.

Hoya Hacks Highlights Tech Innovation

By Sarah Fisher November 11, 2016

Students from colleges across the country descended upon Georgetown’s campus last weekend to compete in the second annual Hoya Hacks, a competitive 36-hour test of software and hardware skill and...

Hoya Hacks Inspires Innovation

By Léa Nicolas February 5, 2016

More than 300 students from over 40 universities gathered at Georgetown University this weekend for its inaugural hackathon, Hoya Hacks. Organized by co-founders Taylor Wan (COL ’16), Casandra Schwartz...

Hacking a Liberal Arts Education

Hacking a Liberal Arts Education

By Taylor Wan February 5, 2016

“And that’s what this last chapter is all about. It could be interesting to dive deeper, but because we are not an engineering school, we can wrap up this class here. Any questions?” Just one....

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