Website offers textbook exchange

In an effort to provide what he called "a CraigsList for textbooks at Dartmouth," Henry MacQueen '14 launched a website on Sunday that connects Dartmouth students interested in selling used textbooks with potential buyers. Students who want to sell their used books can create listings on the site, CollegeTextEx.com, for free without signing up for an account, MacQueen said.

Crepes a la Carte 2011-03-08

Wheatley: For the Love of the Language

A few weeks ago, I proudly announced to my roommate, "Guess what? I'm going to major in Romance studies!" He just started laughing.

Konieczny '13 sets top indoor time

When the Connecticut River where the Dartmouth men's crew tream trains in warmer months is covered in ice, Big Green rowers take to an indoor machine called the ergometer, or erg, to practice and test their speed.

Kim: Raising Awareness

For the first seven years my life, I lived in Korea, a country that has maintained its ethnic and cultural homogeneity for centuries.

Tuition, fees to increase 5.9 percent next year

The Board of Trustees approved a 5.9-percent increase in tuition, room, board and fees for the 2011-2012 academic year, according to a College press release on Monday.

Coaching veteran Clark named offensive coordinator

Just two seasons after joining the Big Green football coaching staff, offensive line coach Keith Clark was named the team's offensive coordinator on Thursday in an e-mail sent by Rick Bender, Dartmouth's director of varsity athletic communications.

One-on-One

The men's tennis team's season is in full swing. The Big Green (7-2) swept two home games against Boston University and Fairleigh Dickinson University this weekend, winning both by 7-0 margins.

Dong's Top 10

Where did this term go? It seems like it was only yesterday when I was nervously writing my first column for The Dartmouth and the NFL was still playing football instead of fighting over the distribution of $9 billion.

Softball picks up wins in road series

Dartmouth women's softball team made its season debut in Florida this weekend, winning two of five games in the Florida Gulf Coast Stevens Industries Tournament.

Dartmouth, peers work to hire minority faculty

Editor's Note: This is the second part in a two-part series on recent campus discussions regarding diversity. While Dartmouth's percentage of overall minority faculty is comparable to that at other New England liberal arts colleges, it is the lowest in the Ivy League, according to the most recent Common Data Sets of the respective universities.

Short Answer

Friday's Verbum Ultimum discussed recently announced changes to the College's dining plan options.