HuskyHack Information

HuskyHack is George Brown Polytechnic’s largest student-run hackathon, bringing together 150+ students from across Toronto and the surrounding region on May 1–2. Over 24 hours, participants gather for a fun innovation sprint, forming interdisciplinary teams, and building ideas from the ground up around a shared, impactful theme. Hackers collaborate across skill sets, experiment with emerging technologies, and prototype solutions to problems they genuinely care about. From late-night debugging by the “campfire” to final demos, teams turn sparks of ideas into tangible projects worth sharing. At its core, HuskyHack is built on togetherness. More than a competition, it’s a place where talent roams freely, and creators find their pack. We believe the real takeaway isn’t the prizes, it’s the connections made, the stories shared, and the inspiration to keep exploring and building long after the 24 hours are up. No matter where you start, everyone leaves HuskyHack with new skills, new collaborators, and a trail worth following.