I was interested seeing how undergraduate math students used blogs (and related platforms, like Tumblr). So I posted a call on Google+ and Twitter:
I received quite a few links. I’m looking forward to reading them. It seemed like there was a lot of interest, so I’m posting the unedited list here.
- Visualizing Math
- Jimi Cullen
- James Campbell
- Complex Projective 4-Space
- Fix epsilon>0
- Not Only Truth But Supreme Beauty
- 1ucasvb’s lab
- Curiosa Mathematica
- Math is Fun
- Math Professor Quotes
- Math Major Problems
- Herp, Derp, Math Nerd
- Eat, Sleep, Math
- None Sequiturs
- Maxwell’s Equations
- Euler, Erdős
- Yellow Pigs
- Prof. John Golden has had his students blog. Here are links to past semesters
If you know of any others, post them in the comments.
David Richeson: Division by Zero 
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I am just finishing up my undergraduate degree in mathematics.
http://themathbehindthemagic.wordpress.com/
I’m a PhD student with a starting blog about machine learning, maths and computer vision: http://www.visiondummy.com/
My friend John Quintanilla who teaches teachers at UNT
http://meangreenmath.com
I’m all about pi, but I have no formal math degree.
I’d like to get invited to the picnic. I blog about the science of the math brain at http://www.mathnook.com/blog, and yes, my picture is upside down (you’ll remember it that way).