Where making becomes a first venture
Western's student-led makerspaces give ideas a room, a tool and a community to become tangible.
A makerspace is entrepreneurship infrastructure before anyone calls it a company. Students learn to prototype, troubleshoot and explain what they are building while other people are still asking whether the idea is possible.
The shared equipment matters, but so does the social permission to make a rough first version and improve it in public.
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