Whoa: PennApps is taking over the Wells Fargo Center this fall

The student-run hackathon is filling arenas now?

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Jul 29, 2015 12:25pm

A full Wells Fago Center. (Photo by Flickr user joãok?dal, used under a Creative Commons license)

Student hackers from across the globe will take to the Wells Fargo Center this fall.
PennApps, the student-run hackathon that has exploded in popularity since its founding in 2009, rented out the South Philly stadium for the weekend. There will be bus service and everything.

It's time to go bigger than ever before! PennApps XII will take place at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia! pic.twitter.com/cbWWQ154Gt

— PennApps (@PennApps) July 28, 2015

We love the idea of Philly hosting a hackathon in a major sporting arena. The geek takeover is real.
In the past, the event was held on Penn’s campus, with the final demo session at the school’s Houston Hall, which would consistently be packed.

Companies: Wells Fargo Center

Tags: Events / Hackathons / PennApps

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