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How do Googlers like to use their hard earned vacation time? Some people like sitting on a warm, sunny beach. Others crave adventures that might include an earthquake, snow storms, flash floods, avalanches and mudslides. This past September, four Googl…

On a Saturday in early November, part of Google’s NYC office in Chelsea was transformed into a hacking metropolis. Thirty-six female students from the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, New York University, Columbia, Rutgers and SUNY S…

Here at Google, we love getting to see what people create, and that’s why we’ve launched our second Google Model Your Town Competition, open to people from all over the world. Students have shown us in past competitions what they’re capable of, and thi…

Cross-posted from the Official Google Blog.Google+ is only a few months old, but the photography community is already thriving on it. Take a look at the profiles of Scott Jarvie, Thomas Hawk, Colby Brown or Claire Grigaut to see just a few of the inspi…

Introduction: Lead Engineering Recruiter Jeff Moore is back at it again in this week’s Recruiter Tips & Tricks post. Today he talks about what you should consider when deciding between multiple offers. For more information on internship, full-time …

Cross-posted from the Google Nonprofits BlogWe’re pleased to announce the winners of the NGO Impact Award, a new award that recognizes Google Online Marketing Challenge student teams that made an outstanding difference to their nonprofit partners via…

Introduction: We wrap up the “My Summer @ Google” series with a post from Kalyne, a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania who attended BOLD Immersion in New York City this summer.Take a second to do a Google search for the BOLD Immersion Prog…

“Find something you love to do and do it!” “Make friends and network!” “Don’t be afraid to give yourself credit for a job well done.” This is a small sampling of the advice Google women engineers shared with the more than 160 women who at…

Introduction: Jeff Moore, Lead Engineering Recruiter at Google, talks about how you can best prepare for a technical interview in this week’s Recruiter Tips & Tricks post. Interested in internships or full-time roles at Google? Check out our newly …

Introduction: Since we’ve wrapped up our “Diary of a Summer Intern” series, we’ve decided to relaunch the Googlers Beta series to give you an insight into the work that interns at Google are doing year-round, not just over summer! Our second po…

Introduction: Taylor is a Google Student Ambassador at Boise State University. He is currently pursuing a double major in Communication and Computer Science, and loves exploring new study methods, one of which he shares with you here.Fall is in full sw…

We are happy to announce that the 2012 GRAD CS Forum application is now open! As part of Google’s ongoing commitment to encouraging students of underrepresented backgrounds in technology to pursue graduate study, we are pleased to host the 2012 Googl…

Self-driving cars. Computers that beat humans on Jeopardy!. The magic of Google Translate. If you want to learn about artificial intelligence, which powers all of the above, but don’t know how to get started, then the 2011 AI Challenge may be just wh…

Introduction: Jeff Moore, Lead Engineering Recruiter at Google, talks about the benefits of internships and how they can help advance your career in this week’s Recruiter Tips & Tricks. Interested in internships at Google? Check out our newly redes…

We’re gearing up for the next crop of BOLD summer interns: applications for summer 2012 are open and you can apply at our BOLD website today. Summer 2011 was our largest BOLD Diversity Internship Program yet, with interns working in business areas li…