We build nice things for the Dartmouth community.

  • Course Picker: Integrated info from the registrar timetables, ORC, median data, course guide, and so much more.

  • SA Course Guide mirror website: The student assembly's course guide site went down, so we brought it back...and made a couple improvements.

  • DDS Yummy Reminders: Get an email when your favorite food items are in a dining hall.

  • Facebook Defriend Notifier: Find out when you've been defriended.

    Sometimes we make pancakes.

    We also host nice things for the Dartmouth Community
  • Blitz List Maker: turn a list of names, nicknames or out of date emails into a list of emails.
  • Greenport: everything a Dartmouth student could ever want in one site.
  • The Dartmouth Trader: buy/sell interesting and useful things.
  • WebBlitz: check your blitz from your web browser
  • VoxHeards: post and view Dartmouth overheards
  • DDS Meal Buddies: Find people to eat with! Get rid of extra DBA!

    • Get involved!
  • Join our mailing list
  • Chat with us on irc (#hacktown on OFTC)
  • Fork us on Github
  • Our Wiki
  • Meetings are at 4pm on Fridays in Sudikoff 002 (subject to change—check on the mailing list)

    • Contact us:
  • hackerclub-core@googlegroups.com

    • Hire a Hacker:
  • dartmouth-programming-jobs@googlegroups.com
  • NOTE: Your job offer will be more attractive if it is CLEAR and CONCISE. You'll probably want to include compensation, project description, list of team members, and timeline.

    • Current captains:
  • Marco Peraza, '14
  • Zach Denton, '15
  • Galen Pospisil, '13
  • Parker Phinney, '12
  • Cole Ott, '12
  • Emma Smithayer, '12
  • We also have an advisory board.
  • Wanna help run hacker club? Email hackerclub-core@googlegroups.com.

    • Fun facts:
  • The word Hacker in our name refers to a passion for building cool things, not a desire to break into your mainframes and steal your precious dataz. Our definition of hacker differs from Hollywood's.
  • We sort of took over what used to be the basement. They originally wrote WebBlitz.
  • If you're a hardcore hacker, you might prefer this page's old layout