Senior year can be an especially hectic and worrying time for Mudd students. With the end of our Mudd careers on the horizon, most of us aren’t thinking about what extra responsibilities we can undertake as we journey through our final year of undergrad. Seniors Lee Norgaard and Owen Morrison, however, decided to help us end our Mudd careers with a bang by planning our amazing senior events for us as our Class Presidents. We sat down with them to hear what they had to say about their decision to become Class Presidents, what the role has been like, and whether they’d recommend the job to future seniors. Continue reading Two Seniors to Rule Them All

by Sophia Cheng

As I sat down in the lounge with aching muscles half expecting my mom to pick me up from this fieldtrip-like first day at Mudd, it was then that I realized that I would not be going home. At least not on the first night. Continue reading A New Family: Meeting the Class 2021

“Hey, do mine next!” My senior friends eagerly cram around my classmate, who has learned a bit about palm reading for our art class. They shove their palms towards her face, laughing about what their hands allegedly predict about their future and personality traits. Though they know better than to take the length of their life line and the size of their thumb divisions seriously, hearing some prediction about the future is comforting to a Mudd senior at this point in the school year. Continue reading Leaving our SMUDDge: A Reflection on Senior Year