Mathematics Announcements




Sydney Hunt headshot.

December 12, 2022

Engineering professors, Sophia Santillan and Rebecca Simmons, have been crucial role models for Sydney Hunt as a Black and Hispanic woman in STEM. From the start of her first year, she spent time during office hours and lunches having conversations with them about diversity and retention in STEM fields.

Annual Report.

October 5, 2022

The 2021-2022 school year marked a series of welcome returns for the 1,200 students, faculty, staff and community partners who participated in Bass Connections. Our 61 year-long project teams resumed their in-person work on campus, many teams participated in their first fieldwork since 2019 and we were once again able gather together in Penn Pavilion to celebrate the year through our annual Fortin Foundation Bass Connections Showcase.

Dana Adcock, John Boom, Carlee Goldberg, Elizabeth Gu, Sophie Hurewitz, Katherine Li, James Marek, Sarabesh Natarajan, Priya Parkash and Kerry Rork.

April 25, 2022

These 10 seniors are among the nearly 600 Duke undergraduates who participate in Bass Connections each year. For some students, taking part in collaborative, interdisciplinary research confirmed and deepened their interests; for others, the experience opened up entirely new paths. Many students found ways to take their research further through honors theses and other opportunities.

October 30, 2019

On October 30, 2019, the Duke Women's Forum hosted a panel titled "Duke Women STEAMing Ahead: A View from the Front Lines of Technological Innovation." The panel of business leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs spoke about what it takes to defy industry stereotypes and trailblaze in the tech industry, the skills needed to thrive in the 2.0 Economy, and what we can do to ensure that the next generation of women follows their lead.

Duke Math Alumni

July 3, 2018

Are You A Duke Math Alum?

If so, we'd love to share your story! Please contact Wayne Williamson at wayne.williamson@duke.edu

See Duke Math Alum stories here

Daily Tea Duke Math Department

July 3, 2018

It is a tradition in the Math Department to have a Daily Tea every afternoon from 3:00-3:30pm. A variety of refreshments are served including cookies, fruits, cakes, vegetables, cheese, sweets, and pastries as well as juice, coffee, and tea. (Of course we don't serve all those things at one Tea!) The Daily Tea provides a nice informal afternoon break that gives everyone the chance get out of their offices and chat with colleagues. It also serves as a good lead-in to the 3:15 talks.