Purdue students at the Boilermake hackathon are creating a smart, Arduino-controlled Microwave hack that detects what food you put in an automatically cooks it. Matt Provenzale and Andrew Gahimer - Hackers...

UW Madison students at the Boilermake hackathon are creating the next iteration of the IDE - the Interactive Dance Environment - a hack that translates sick dance moves into even sicker code. Liang Zheng...

A team of hackers from VirginiaTech built an amazing Arduino and Kinect powered Nerf blaster turret called Drop That Dude at MHacks in January 2014. Our team was on the scene to report and test the turret in...

This is a cross post from the awesome Lob Team. Originally posted on their blog here. It’s no secret that hackathons are quickly growing in prevalence and size around the world. If you are unfamilar...

These hackers at MHacks built a Wiimote and Oculus Rift-controlled Virtual Reality Quidditch game. It is...

These awesome student hackers Yevyeny and Manik at MHacks January 2014 built a tool that procedurally generates entire rap...

The MLH team has been hard at work to put together an amazing lineup of hackathons for the upcoming 2014 Spring Season. We’ve met and talked to a ton of student hackathon organizers and couldn’t be more...

With only 11 hours left in the last event of the Postseason, the title of champion is still anyone’s game. By hacking at an official MLH event, each hacker here is earning 2 Attendance Points for their...

This past weekend was a great weekend for hacking. Hackers from 94 schools across the United States and Canada descended on the Yale and Princeton campuses for some really intense competition. The Major League...

After nearly 48 hours of hacking, Hack Princeton is finally drawing to a close. This hackathon boasts one of the most competitive hardware hacking categories around, so I’m really excited to see all the...