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Apr 15, 2025

You’re invited to the Spring Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium

The Spring Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium is April 22-23, 2025.  Come visit us in Talley Student Union throughout both days to learn more about the kinds of research that undergraduates on campus can do.

Apr 7, 2025

NC State Putnam Team Shines in 2024 Putnam Competition, Ranking in the Top 82nd Percentile

The NC State Putnam team placed in the 82nd percentile out of 477 institutions in the 2024 William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition, the top undergraduate math contest in the U.S. and Canada. Top scorers Blan Morrison, Mason McElroy, Coleman Hines, and Everett Tucker will receive prizes and certificates for their outstanding performance. The department also congratulates the winners of the Monthly…

Apr 7, 2025

Thank an Advisor

The Academic Advising Professional Development Committee would love to hear about any academic advisors who have made a positive impact on your college experience. This could be your assigned advisor, or anyone else who provided helpful guidance, support or a listening ear when you needed it. You can easily share your appreciation through the Thank an…

Apr 4, 2025

Pride Center – Symposium Mentor Applications Billboard

Pride Symposium Mentor application is now open. Applications due by April 11th.The Pride Symposium is a multi-day welcome and community-building experience designed to provide incoming students with information about the LGBTQ Pride Center, campus and community resources, annual events, and ways to get involved. The Pride Center is looking for current undergraduate and graduate students…

Apr 3, 2025

James Garrison won second place in the Mathematics category at the Graduate Student Research Symposium

Congratulations to James Garrison on winning second place in the Mathematics category at the Graduate Student Research Symposium. The title of his poster presentation was Randomized Preconditioned Cholesky QR in Mixed Precision. The research behind the presentation involved analyzing rpCholesky-QR, a randomized preconditioned Cholesky-QR algorithm for computing the thin QR factorization of full rank, real…

Apr 2, 2025

UNC Onlinear Undergraduate Seminar April 4th, 2025

The UNC Analysis and PDE Research Group will be holding its online seminar for undergraduate research Friday 4/4 @ 3:30 PM: When: Friday, April 4th at 3:30 PM ET (Note, special day and time). Where: Zoom Link Speakers: Michael McNulty (Michigan State) and Sofi Levi Title and Abstract: On Co-Dimension One Stable Blowup for the Energy Supercritical Quadratic Wave Equation  

Mar 31, 2025

Several faculty were nominated for awards at the College of Sciences Celebration of Excellence in Teaching and Advising

Congratulations to the following Mathematics Department faculty who were nominated at the department and college level at our College of Sciences Celebration of Excellence in Teaching and Advising ceremony. Radmila Sazdanovic and Elisabeth Brown were department nominees for the Outstanding Teaching Award Kailash Misra was a college nominee for the Alumni Distinguished Graduate Award Luke…

Mar 28, 2025

New Data Science and AI Academy courses for Fall 2025!

We’re excited to announce the launch of our new Data Science and AI Academy courses for Fall 2025! We offer data science and AI courses for everyone. Find the DSA course for you! Gain practical data science and AI skills in our one-credit, project-based courses. Open to all levels and disciplines, our classes emphasize hands-on…

Mar 27, 2025

TRIO Ronald E. McNair Application Open!

Are you interested in research? Do you want to pursue a graduate degree, such as a Master’s or Ph.D.? If so, this opportunity is for you! The TRIO Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program application has been extended to Sunday, April 20th, and more information sessions have been added!  The TRIO Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement…

Mar 26, 2025

Andrew Sageman-Furnas, Assistant Professor is a collaborator for the NC State LIVE in October

Andrew Sageman-Furnas is helping plan the week for NC State LIVE in October along with artists and other faculty on campus to re-imagine it to be a “mini-symposium” with programming connections for textiles / math / engineering / art / sustainability / dance and more!  Watch this video about their interdisciplinary research process.