There's something for everyone in open source. This student's interest in gaming brought them to GCompris which they're working on as part of Google Summer of Code 2017.

How many new open source organizations are there? How many proposals did students submit? What are the top universities?

Those stats and more in our latest blog post:

This is the largest Google Summer of Code yet with 1,318 students from all around the world participating. Where do they come from? We've got the per country breakdown in the latest blog post:

Announced today at Google I/O, we're open sourcing the Firebase SDKs. Learn more and find links to the GitHub repositories in our latest blog post:

Going to Google I/O? We'll be there to talk about student programs, our new website, and more. Drop by and say hello!

OSS-Fuzz, which provides free fuzzing for open source projects, now offers rewards as part of the Patch Rewards Program:

Students, start your engineerings! Today we announce who has been accepted for Google Summer of Code 2017 -- our biggest year yet:

Last month we launched opensource.google.com and today we relaunched the Google Open Source Blog to match:

Are you going to be at OSCON? Join us for lunch on Wednesday to discuss Google Summer of Code. Find which Googlers are speaking and more details in our latest blog post: