student startup

Chandra Kiran Achanta and Abinav Varma Kalidindi

University of Texas at Dallas students Chandra Kiran Achanta (left) and Abinav Varma Kalidindi created an app to help college students find free food, giveaways, and events on campus. [Photo courtesy of UNIBEES]

UNIBEES App Planning Rapid Expansion in 2018, Venturing Beyond a Freebie Finder

by | Nov 27, 2017
This spring, the UNIBEES app will launch at TCU, UNT, and SMU. By next fall, it's planning to be in more than 100 universities nationwide.
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Steve Guengerich speaks at the UTD Big Idea Competition 2017.
Medical VR Startup Takes First at UTD Big Idea Competition
by | Nov 17, 2017
Neuro Rehab VR creates virtual and augmented reality therapy games to help patients with traumatic brain injuries, neurodegenerative diseases, or those who have suffered a stroke.
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Guy Kawasaki spoke on the art of innovation at UTD's Big Idea Competition. Here are his top tips.
Guy Kawasaki’s 10 Tips on ‘The Art of Innovation’
by | Nov 17, 2017
Guy Kawasaki on "The Art of Innovation" at UTD's Big Idea Competition 2017
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visually impaired
Northwest ISD Student’s Startup Focused on Helping Visually Impaired
by | Dec 5, 2016
Through Feel the Color, a V.R. Eaton High School sophomore is working on clothing tags that can aid people with visual impairments in picking out clothes.
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