BroncoHacks is a student-led hackathon at Cal Poly Pomona (CPP) in Pomona, California, held every spring. Teams of one to four students spend 24 hours building projects that fit the event’s themes; beginners and experienced coders are both welcome.
The 2026 edition ran on 25–26 April at CPP’s College of Business Administration. The site now says to come back next year; 2027 dates are not announced.
Benefits & funding
- Free to enter.
- 24 hours of in-person hacking on the CPP campus.
Eligibility
- Open to “students from all colleges”; the page does not say whether students of other universities may join.
- Beginners and experienced coders alike.
- Teams of 1 to 4 members.
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“Our upcoming event, BroncoHacks 2026, will be held at the College of Business Administration and is open to students from all colleges, completely free of entry!” Eligibility
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Application process
- 1Register on broncohacks.org once the next edition opens; the 2026 registration close date was not published.
- 2Attend in person in Pomona with your team.
Program timeline
25–26 April 2026
BroncoHacks 2026 (registration close date not published)
next edition, dates TBA
Spring 2027