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a² + b² = c²
e^iπ + 1 = 0
∫ e^-x² dx = √π
F(n) = F(n-1) + F(n-2)
φ = (1 + √5) / 2

MathHacks 2.0

Toronto's Learning-Focused High School Hackathon

Oct 17-18 Date
York University Location
High School Students Who

What is MathHacks?

MathHacks is a beginner-friendly hackathon for Toronto high school students who want to learn the foundations of computer science. Over one weekend, you’ll team up with other curious students, pick up new skills in hands-on workshops, and build something of your own with mentors by your side.

Never coded before? Amazing! Come for a weekend of learning and fun. You’ll leave with new friends, new skills and a project you’re proud of.

A full lecture hall of students at MathHacks 1.0
Students working on their projects at MathHacks 1.0
MathHacks 1.0

Our Partners

Our Team

Nicholas Stakoun
Nicholas Stakoun
Founder
Ethan Li
Ethan Li
Head of Partnerships
Gabrielle Leung
Gabrielle Leung
Head of Sponsorships
Ethan Gelfand-Link
Ethan Gelfand-Link
Head of Marketing
Alexandra Reeves
Alexandra Reeves
Head of Logistics
Mikaela Leung
Mikaela Leung
Head of Design

Frequently Asked Questions

MathHacks is a learning-focused hackathon designed for students interested in computer science. We'll be hosting an in-person event with exciting workshops, keynotes, mini-events, and much more!

MathHacks 2.0 runs October 17–18, 2026 at room 204 of the Bergeron Centre, Lassonde School of Engineering, York University (North York, Toronto), 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM both days.

No, you do not need any knowledge about programming to participate! MathHacks is designed to be beginner-friendly. You only need to be ready to learn!

Bring your laptop, charger, and readiness to learn! We'll provide all food and drink for the entire event.

We're happy to say MathHacks is completely free! As long as you're a high school student, you're invited to come learn to code with us.

Absolutely! We encourage you to bring your friends. You can work together and learn as a team (Max. 4 people). It's a great way to make the event even more fun as well as educational!

MathHacks runs two days, Saturday and Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM each day.