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A free 24-hour hackathon open to all hosted at The College of New Jersey! Join us for tech, innovation, prizes, food, and swag! April 15th to April 16th!

Ewing, NJ
Joined November 2012
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO ORDER!! Buy this amazing shirt to take something to remember our hackathon by! Check it out at: customink.com/fundraising/tc…
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April 15th- April 16th. 🖥️🖥️🖥️ Join us for 24 hours of tech, food, events, casual AND competitive coding, and MORE at #hacktcnj2023! Join our waitlist at hacktcnj.com to be the first to receive new updates on the event!
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From the HackTCNJ committee, we would like to thank every single one of our attendants! More of our pictures are compiled on our Facebook at facebook.com/hacktcnj. We hope to see you all next year! (Please don't steal our H next time!)
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Insomnia midnight snack!
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Getting taller with every try!
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Good advice for future cup stackers!
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Good morning, world! We're super excited to see you all today for HackTCNJ! Remember to check in at the Brower Student Center for the opening ceremony! 🧠👀👊
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Hey Hackers! HackTCNJ is TOMORROW, and it's your last call to register for the event at hacktcnj.com! Did you know that the first webcam was invented so that the creator could watch the contents of a pot of coffee? Hope to see you there!
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Hey Hackers! HackTCNJ 2022 is only 2 days away! Did you know that CloudFlare uses a wall of Lava Lamps to generate numbers for their encryption algorithms? Cameras pick up changes in coloration from the wall of lamps, in order to create random values for their encryptions!
Hey hackers! HackTCNJ is only 3 days away, so remember to register at hacktcnj.com Did you know that people blink less when they use computers? While people blink around 20 times per minute, you can blink as little as 7 times per minute while focused on a computer!
Hey hackers! HackTCNJ is only four days away! Did you know that the term bug was coined after a moth was found in the relay circuit of one of the first computers ever made? After removing it, they attached the moth to the log book in order to preserve it!