Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Loyola University Maryland

05/06/2022

Pi Mu Epsilon Initiation held at Loyola University Maryland on April 23, 2022.
New 2022 Inductees: Sydney Votruba '22, Victoria Brimacomb '23, Scott Clifford '23, Jamie Hude ' 23, Jack Still ' 23
2021 Inductees: Jonathan Brooks '22, Moira Broomfield '22, Christopher Clyde '22, Bailey Whalen '22
Congratulations to these students on this achievement!

02/13/2020

to Math Career Night 2019!!
Students had a lot of fun learning from visiting professionals.

10/31/2019

Happy Halloween!! Join us for a study break with games and snacks. Knott Hall 303 from 10am to 3pm.🎃🍿🍫🍬🍭♟️🎲🀄🧩🕸️🕷️

10/08/2019

What do you think alums? How'd we do?

Jan 14 2019 0 Time to read 1 minute Read so far By admin Whether you are contemplating a career in applied math solving real world problems or pure mathematics expanding the realm of what is known (and unknown), make sure your CV or resume includes these 10 skills and abilities. According to the U.S...

04/12/2019

Celebrating Dr. Dipa Sarkar-Dey's wonderful career at Loyola University Maryland and wishing her the best as she prepares for what's next. Happy Retirement!

03/29/2018

For those of you wanting to brush up on how the game SET has connections to abstract algebra, check out the great PBS Infinite Series episode The Geometry of SET.

See you April 5th for Hound Games at Night!

In the card game SET, what is the maximum number of cards you can deal that might not contain a SET? Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/pbsinfi...

03/26/2018

Join us in congratulating Dr. Jiyuan Tao, Loyola's Distinguished Scholar of the year for 2018!

03/24/2018

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10/18/2017

Happy Wednesday everyone! The correspondence might go both ways - find your math area or your chore specialty!

Need a babysitter? Ask a combinatorialist. Baseboards dirty? A number theorist won't mind cleaning them. And other highly scientific recommendations for mathematicians to handle the housework

09/13/2017

The videos for Loyola students doing Mathematics and Statistics Hauber Reseach projects are online!

Colin Habig (Physics major):

Collin Habig presents "Variations of the Chopsticks finger game." ---- Each summer, a select group of highly motivated, talented undergraduates work side-by-...

09/13/2017

The videos for Loyola students doing Mathematics and Statistics Hauber Reseach projects are online!

John Fluck (Statistics major):

John Fluck presents on Winning in the National Football League: Using Statistical Models to Find the Best Predictors -- Each summer, a select group of highly...