Suppose you are a mathematics student who has just graduated and you haven't yet come to graduate school, or maybe you are in your first year of graduate school. Which magazines should you read? I mean general interest magazines, not journals of a specific field, but the kind of magazine that in each volume contain at least a couple of articles that every mathematician could understand (or reasonably try to understand) and be interested in. I don't even know how to describe exactly what I mean. That's why I am asking.


Please post one suggestion per answer.



Which magazines should I read?
Collected answers from Kim Greene and one from Gerald Edgar:


1. I hear Mathematical Intelligencer is good but I have never read it.
2. I have heard that reading things that you don't completely understand is good for mathematicians so I also recommend the Notices of the AMS.
3. *[Plus](http://plus.maths.org/issue52/index.html)*  is a math themed magazine. I feel doubtful it would prepare you for graduate school in any way.
4. College Mathematics Journal
5. Mathematics Magazine
6. American Mathematical Monthly


