The Syracuse University chapter of the national mathematics honorary society Pi Mu Epsilon (New York Alpha chapter) welcomed seven new members in Spring 2024.

Yiming Zhao won a five-year National Science Foundation CAREER grant to study isoperimetric and Minkowski problems.

Graduate students travel to workshops via The Simons Laufer Mathematical Sciences Institute sponsorship.

Miller's project is titled, “Homological approaches to differential forms, differential operators and transfer of algebra structures.”

Pollitz will use the grant to travel and speak about his research and increase the visibility and strength of Syracuse’s Algebra Research Group.

The mathematics department announced two awards for outstanding achievements.

Patrick Kimani, who received a Ph.D. in mathematics at Syracuse University in 2008, appeared on a November episode of the popular science show.

The major is statistics, which launched in Fall 2021, provides students with fundamental knowledge and skills related to probability, mathematical statistics, data analysis and statistical computing.