The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) at the University of Minnesota hosts MinneHack, an annual hackathon, each winter.
Learn more by messaging us, or check out our website at minnehack.com We are putting on an entirely FREE hackathon event here at the University of Minnesota for college students around the Midwest. It's the largest hackathon in the Twin-Cities, and is a great way to meet with other like-minded individuals as well as representatives from the companies sponsoring this event.
Registration for MinneHack 2020 is now open! Register now at:
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Registration for MinneHack is now open!
05/02/2017
MinneHack and ACM won the CSE TinMan award for Outstanding Student Group or Event! Thanks to all of the sponsors, participants, volunteers, and coordinators that made it happen!
is off to a great start, and this year Optum has a great challenge and some great prizes for our hackers! Utilize their data set (http://go.cms.gov/2kFXXE2) as you create an innovative solution to improve home health care. Good luck, and happy hacking!
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MinneHack 2017 is this Saturday and Sunday! Even if you haven't signed up, you still have a chance to compete if you walk in before the hacking starts at 6:00 PM. See you there, and happy hacking!
MinneHack 2017 is January 28th-29th from 6:00 PM to 6:00 PM. MinneHack is the largest hackathon in the Twin Cities and is open to both graduate and undergraduate students. This year we have great prizes, free food and swag, and some really cool companies looking for new talent. There's still time to sign up, but registration closes tomorrow, January 21st, so get on the list while you can. Walk-ins are also welcome, just come over to Coffman Memorial Union's Great Hall at around 5:15 PM on Saturday the 28th. See you there!
Sign up: MinneHack.io/
MinneHack ACM presents MinneHack, a 24-hour Hackathon competition hosted at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Students from all around the Midwest design, implement, and present innovative application ideas to industry judges and professionals.
01/09/2017
Hey guys! We're looking for volunteers for MinneHack 2017. If you want to make a great event even better, please sign up!
Right now we're looking for people to help setup the event, move furniture and cabling, and prepare meals during the event. But if you've got an idea for how to make MinneHack even more awesome, shoot us an email at [email protected]
http://signup.com/go/7RibSx
MinneHack 2017 SignUp.com makes it easy to coordinate school events & classroom activities, fundraisers, snack schedules, potlucks & more!
It's not too late to sign up for MinneHack 2017. We still have spots open on the waitlist, so go to minnehack.io to get in on the action!
MinneHack ACM presents MinneHack, a 24-hour Hackathon competition hosted at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Students from all around the Midwest design, implement, and present innovative application ideas to industry judges and professionals.
10/27/2015
Photos by Austin Smith, courtesy of Major League Hacking powered by Dell and Intel
For our next drawing for the Arduino LittleBlue Bean our winners are:
Zhixing Ma, Jordan Cook, Akhil Agrawal, Wen Chuen Lee, and Krishna Chactania!
The next 5 winners of the Arduino LightBlue Bean drawing are Danh Nguyen, Nicholas Gervais, William Macdonald, Austin Holland, and Grant Page! Congratulations! Come to the info desk to claim your prize!
Previous winners can also pick up their prizes at the info table.
Lucas Geiken, Matt Johnson, Sarah Adler, and Neil McEachin