Mathematical Association of America

By Kyndall Brown and Robin Wilson

As educators who have collectively spent 50-plus years of our lives on improving math teaching, we are normally pleased when math education gets attention in the newspapers. But a

By Keith Devlin @[email protected], @profkeithdevlin.bsky.social 

Much of the attention on uses of AI has focused of late on Anthropic’s

By Kimberly P. Hadaway, Pamela E. Harris, Kimberly J. Harry, Lucy Martinez, Miriam G. Norris, and Rebecca Patrias

Figure 1. Left-to-Right: Kimberly J. Harry, Becky Patrias, Pamela E. Harris, Kimberly P. Hadaway, Lucy Martinez and Miriam Norris

Research collaborations in mathematics can create beautiful spaces where informal mentoring and professi...

By Kelly Donovan

Initial interest

Throughout my life, I’ve always been interested in the environment, climate, weather, and the physical aspects of the Earth. I knew I wanted to pursue research that would let me dip my toes into a topic that was underrepresented, so when my research mentor provided me with a path that invo...

By Aji Kang

Who is math to you? To me, math is a funny friend who reminds me that I have so much to learn, who shows me that I gain a lot from letting go of ideas I hold on to, and who patiently waits for me to mature enough to see past the biases I have against them. Math is someone who has brought me closer to so many inspiring friends, and he...