Written by Anoushka Gupta, a graduating senior at the University of California, Berkeley, studying Civil Engineering and a current Data Intern at Rewriting the Code. Whether you’re an underclassman hoping … Continued
Written by Rachel Maheshwari, RTC Director of Early Career Programs, and Christy Augsburger, RTC Director of Marketing. After a few years of COVID and the isolation that came with it, … Continued
Durham, NC – May 12, 2021 For immediate release: With a community of over 12,500+ women, RTC’s students and alumni have varied and vast career path interests. As an organization, … Continued
RTC to Use Grant to Create Fundamental Change For Intersectional College Women in Tech Industry FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 28, 2021 DURHAM, NC – Rewriting the Code (RTC) is pleased … Continued
Durham, NC – January 28, 2021 For immediate release: Rewriting the Code, a national non-profit organization dedicated to supporting college and early career women with a passion for technology, has … Continued
Our Membership Drive over the past few weeks was designed to help our empowered community of amazing women in tech to share our message with their talented friends and colleagues. … Continued
The first ever Rewrite Your Future Virtual Career Summit was a great success this past weekend. Over 2,000 college women and recent graduates in tech participated in the sessions, including … Continued
written by Alexa Murray, UPenn Class of 2020 and RTC Fellow What first drew me to Goldman Sachs was the reputation of the firm and the quality of its people. Everyone … Continued
The first time I heard of a hackathon was during a summer program my junior year of high school, where Mike Swift, co-founder of Major League Hacking, came in to … Continued
Durham, NC – September 6, 2019 For immediate release: Today, the Rewriting the Code community consists of 2,800+ undergraduates (fellows & members) and 500+ registered alumni for a total of … Continued