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The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate degree programs designed for students with diverse career or higher educational goals.

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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.

  • Math Club's Donut Meeting Goes Off With a Bang

    The Math Club hosted a Donut Meeting on October 3rd in the IES. Check out pictures and news of the event here.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • M. Vali Siadat Receives the 2019 Impact Award

    The 2019 Award for Impact on the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics has been awarded to M. Vali Siadat for his many sustainable and replicable contributions to mathematics and mathematics education at both the pre-college and college level. Click to learn more

  • What to Expect on Your First Day of Class in College?

    Simply put, college is not high school. Your professor will expect you to be more independent, adventurous, and responsible than your high school teachers presumed. Follow these tips to ensure you make the most of your classes and professors, starting from your very first day of each course. Click to learn more.

  • Apple’s abacus emoji is wrong

    Retired Mathematics Professor Eli Maor weighs in on what's wrong with Apple’s abacus emoji. Click to learn more.

  • New Program: BS in Data Science (Effective Fall 2019)

    This interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science in Data Science will provide practical skills in data collection and manipulation through significant programming experience and reliable inference through applied statistics, and a focus on applying these skills to practical, domain-specific problems (56ch). Click to learn more about this program.