Gabrielle Sutherland (gesutherland)

Pitt CS | Class of '29

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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Kent Hack Enough 2026

Kent, OH, USA

Kent Hack Enough is the longest-running student-ran hackathon in Ohio.

Non-monetary prizes
Mar 28 – 29, 2026
19 participants

Hoya Hacks 2026 Powered By Cisco

Washington, DC, USA

Hoya Hacks 2026, January 23-25, 2026

$100 in prizes
Jan 23 – 25, 2026
465 participants

SteelHacks XII

Pittsburgh, PA, USA

Pitt's Largest Hackathon!

Non-monetary prizes
Sep 20 – 21, 2025
347 participants

HopHacks Fall 2025

Baltimore, MD, USA

HopHacks is a 36-hour annual Hackathon held at JHU that encourages engineers, designers, and entrepreneurs to explore new ideas and create new applications.

Non-monetary prizes
Sep 12 – 14, 2025
310 participants

Hack for Humanity | 2025

Online

Create software for social good

$105,475 in prizes
Winners announced
1025 participants

Hoya Hacks 2025 Presented by Microsoft

Washington, DC, USA

Hoya Hacks 2025 Presented by Microsoft will take place January 24-26, 2025

$2,044 in prizes
Jan 24 – 26, 2025
396 participants

CrabHacks

Bethesda, MD, USA

DMV hackathon for teens and underserved communities.

$500 in prizes
Dec 1, 2024
23 participants

InnovateHacks 2.0

Online

Unleash Innovation, Forge the Future: Dive into a realm of creativity with Innovate Hacks. Explore, learn, and pioneer the next big thing amidst a community of thriving developers.

Non-monetary prizes
Winners announced
1192 participants

SummerHacks By YCW

Online

SummerHacks by YCW: Cultivating young minds to code, innovate, and inspire. Middle to high school brilliance in every line of code.

Non-monetary prizes
Winners announced
1195 participants

Forest Hacks

Online

Powered by ForestHacks to give beginners an intro to the world of engineering and computer programming. It is a great beginner to intermediate hackathon.

Non-monetary prizes
Winners announced
1386 participants

HackFusion 1.0

Online

HackFusion challenges you to create any software and/or hardware solution for social good.

$1,015 in prizes
Winners announced
279 participants