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Spring 2022 Courses
Colloquium

Math & Stat Colloquium (via Zoom) - click to learn more

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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.

News

  • Loyola Mathematicians Awarded for Mathematical Writing and Presentations

    The Math and Stat Department's own Peter Tingley was recently in Philadelphia to accept the MAA's Allendoerfer award for a paper called "When to Hold 'Em" written with two former Loyola students, Kaity Parsons and Emma Zajdela. Three current students (Kate Bove, Kathryn Cantrell, and Isabel Renteria) all presented undergrad research posters at the event as well. Click above to see more photos of the posters and read more about the award!

  • Congratulations to our 2022 Graduates!

    Congratulations to our graduates! The Department of Mathematics and Statistics would like to thank you all for your hard work and dedication these last years. We hope that you have appreciated your time as much we have enjoyed teaching you. Click above to see the names of award winners and photos of our year's end Awards Celebration.

  • Math and Knitting

    The Math & Stats Club hosted presenter Professor Emily Peters and math knitting happened! Click above to see more pictures of the event.

  • The Symmetry in Knitting

    Come learn to knit with members of the Math/Stat community! During the event Professor Emily Peters will be giving a fun presentation about the connections between knitting/crocheting and math. Needles, yarn, pizza, and drinks will be provided. April 12th, 4-5pm in IES room 111.
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    Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium (March 17)

    Our next Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium on Thursday, March 17th will feature a talk by Professor James M. Cheverud (Biology Department - Loyola University Chicago) . Join us as he discusses quantitative genetics, and how evolutionary theory became mathematical. Click to learn more about the lecture.

  • Pi Day Celebration

    Come join is for pi/pie related fun! This will (of course) include pies to eat. This event is being run by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics in collaboration with the Math & Stats Club. March 14th, 4-5pm in IES room 111.