Loyola University Chicago
Mathematics and Statistics
Programs
Data Science Minor (coming Fall 2020)
Data is everywhere and data science is one of the hottest fields in the job market today. Combining skills across mathematics, statistics, and computer science, this minor is a great addition to any major. More information at https://www.luc.edu/math/minormath.shtml
Math Club Tutoring (Spring 2020)
The Math Club is hosting free tutoring sessions for 100 and 200 level MATH and STAT courses. Tutoring sessions will be held Mondays and Thursdays from 7:00pm to 9:00pm in the STEM Center in Regis Hall. For any questions, please email loyolamathclub@gmail.com.
News
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Applied Statistics Career Night And Pizza Party
You are invited to join us on Wednesday November 13, 2019 from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm in Cuneo 109 for a discussion about jobs/careers in applied statistics, biostatistics, predictive modelling, data analytics, big data, data science, etc. Free pizza will be provided. Click to learn more.
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Rataj Lecture: Modeling Lipid Bilayers (October 30, 2019)
The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Loyola University Chicago invites you to attend a talk in the Rataj Lecture Series in the Mathematical Sciences on Wednesday, October 30. Dr. Brian Seguin will be telling us about Modeling Lipid Bilayers: a combination of biology, mechanics, and geometry. No mathematics beyond calculus, and no biological or mechanical background, will be assumed. Click to learn more.
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Math Club's Donut Meeting
The Math Club hosted a Donut Meeting on October 3rd in the IES. Check out pictures and news of the event here.
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55th Meeting of the Society for Natural Philosophy
The 55th meeting of the Society for Natural Philosophy will be held September 13-15, 2019, Friday through Sunday, at Loyola University Chicago. All talks will be in Room 123/124 of the Institute of Environmental Sustainability (IES). Click to learn more.
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The Mystery of 42 is Solved
(Numberphile) Since 1954, scientists have been using computers to search for three numbers that could be cubed and summed to equal 42. Every other possible number below 100 already had a known solution, but the solution for 42 wasn't found until recently. Click to learn more.
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Math Club Tutoring
Having trouble finding x? Is calculus derivin’ you crazy? We can help!! Loyola Math Club Tutoring will be happening every Monday and Thursday 7:00 – 9:00 P.M. in the STEM resource center in Centennial Forum, starting September 5.
