EMU students launch 'Hack the Nest,' university's first student-led flagship hackathon
More than 20 Eastern Michigan University students have teamed up to bring "Hack the Nest" to campus on Nov. 14–15, marking EMU's first student-led flagship hackathon. Founder and president Chanuth Jayatissa alongside vice president Melvin Chirag gave us a preview of the event.
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