GreekHacksPurdue

Purdue · Hosted by SigEp

Greek Hacks

Bring your people. Build something.

Date TBA

What could you build?

Start with something you wish existed.

  1. Campus, upgraded.

    A study-spot finder. A better club calendar. Solve a campus problem.

  2. Something social.

    Find a pickup game, share a playlist, get your people together.

  3. Something unexpected.

    A tiny game, a useful bot, your wonderfully weird idea.

The Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter house at Purdue University
Purdue Sigma Phi Epsilon

About SigEp

The people
behind GreekHacks.

GreekHacks is organized by students from Purdue Sigma Phi Epsilon. We’re bringing people together to share ideas and make something of their own.

Bring your curiosity, your skills, and the people you want to build with. We’ll see you at GreekHacks.

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Applications

Let’s make
something happen.

A little about you. An idea you’re curious about. Your next project starts with an application.

Apply to GreekHacks
  1. Tell us about yourself.

    Share your interests, experience, and what you want to build. Apply individually or with a team of 2–3.

  2. Submit your application.

    Include your Purdue academic email and a personal email you check regularly. You can apply before setting up an account.

  3. Check your personal email.

    We’ll send an account link after you apply. Choose a password to review and update your application later.

Back the builders.

Support student ideas at Purdue.

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A few things to know.

How do I apply?

Complete the application with your Purdue academic email and a personal email you check regularly. After you submit, we’ll send a link to your personal email so you can set up an account and review or update your application.

Can I apply with a team?

Yes. You can apply individually or with a team of 2–3 people. If you’re applying with a team, include your teammates’ names in your application.

When and where is GreekHacks?

The date and venue are still to be announced. We’ll publish those details and participation requirements here once they’re confirmed.

Who’s behind GreekHacks?

Students from Purdue Sigma Phi Epsilon are organizing GreekHacks. You can learn more about the chapter in the About SigEp section.