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What to Bring: The Updated List
By Kyle Grace ’21 and Tiffany Madruga ’20
More important than any item you’re going to bring, it’s important to step into college excited and with an open mind. You’re going to meet a lot of great people and have plenty of incredible experiences, just think about what you need to survive and figure the rest out as you go. Continue reading What to Bring: The Updated List
Waverly Wang: Studies of Women Exhibition at Sprague Gallery
Article by Waverly Wang
Photos by Waverly Wang and Michelle Lum
Hi everyone, my name is Waverly Wang. I’m a junior at Mudd majoring in Computer Science and Media Studies. I recently showcased my art in a solo exhibition at Sprague Gallery in Shan! I’m going to answer some questions I thought people might have. Continue reading Waverly Wang: Studies of Women Exhibition at Sprague Gallery
Major Rites of Passage
Article by Inci Anali and Natalie Couch
Photos by Mikayla Mann and Michelle Lum
Officially, your major starts when you click “submit” on the major declaration Google Form. (Well, more like when you see your major appear on the portal.) But is that really when you become your major? Here’s what some of the upperclassmen we interviewed had to say. Continue reading Major Rites of Passage
Devon Overbey: Mudd Musician Highlight
Photos courtesy of Devon Overbey
My name is Devon Overbey, and I’m a “super” sophomore here at Harvey Mudd. In my free time, I love to take photos, write music, and most importantly spend time with the people I love. But that other stuff isn’t what I’m writing about! I’m writing about music! Continue reading Devon Overbey: Mudd Musician Highlight
Skate Society
Article by Daniela Sechen, group photos by Alina Saratova
Thanks to the revival of HMC Skate Society, the Mudd “roller skates from hell,” as a 2019 DataMatch survey affectionately dubbed them, have made their return. Continue reading Skate Society
A Chat With Prof. Bush About COVID-19
by Natalie Couch
Many Harvey Mudd students know Prof. Bush from frosh biology (Biology 52), where he enthusiastically uses different diseases to explain biological concepts. The Muddraker talked to Prof. Bush to get his take on the state of the pandemic, the college’s COVID-19 policies, and more. Continue reading A Chat With Prof. Bush About COVID-19
Clinic Projects
Article by Shivani Manivasagan and Avani Anne
Photos by Avani Anne, Saya Kim-Suzuki, and Michelle Lum
Among the college’s academic offerings, Harvey Mudd’s Clinic Program may be one of the most valuable opportunities for Mudders to gain professional experience and apply their knowledge in the real world. Continue reading Clinic Projects
November Crossword – Mudd Buildings
by Kishore Rajesh Continue reading November Crossword – Mudd Buildings
Welcome to McGregor
Article by Emilynne Newsom, photos by Mikayla Mann & Amy Zhong
The Scott A. McGregor Computer Science Center sits on the westmost end of Harvey Mudd’s campus, at the intersection between North Dartmouth Avenue and Platt Boulevard. Continue reading Welcome to McGregor
Semi Reasonable Tips for Stressed College Students
by Alina Saratova
Some useful tips as midterms season approaches. Disclaimer: only you know what is good and reasonable for you. Continue reading Semi Reasonable Tips for Stressed College Students
Red Wine and His Hands
by Claire Boege
Victoria Oxley did not do what most famous women do when they catch their husbands cheating. She didn’t scream or confront him. She didn’t go to the tabloids or the news. She didn’t undergo a messy divorce or a messier reconciliation. At first, she did so little about it that her husband didn’t even know she had caught him.
But that was only at first. Continue reading Red Wine and His Hands
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