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- Alumni Spotlight: Barbara Hendricks, one of the world's leading lyric sopranos
- Congratulations to Yvonne Lai who has recieved the AMS Award for Impact on the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics.
- Congratulations to Chris Schafhauser who has received the Zemanek Prize of the Polish Academy of Sciences! Dr. Schafhauser is the first operator algebraist to receive this honor.
- Congratulations to Eloísa Grifo, Brian Harbourne, Jack Jeffries, Tom Marley, Alexandra Seceleanu, and Mark Walker who earned Research Training Groups (RTG) funding from the National Science Foundation!
- JimFest, a conference in honor of W. James Lewis, will be held Thursday, May 30-June 1. For more information, visit the conference website.
- The 44th Annual Great Plains Operator Theory Symposium (GPOTS 2024) will be hosted by the Department of Mathematics from June 3-7, 2024.
- Faculty member Kevin Gonzales was awarded the College Distinguished Teaching Award given by the office of the Executive Vice Chancellor.
- At the most recent MAA South Dakota-NE Sectional meeting, Yvonne Lai, was conferred the Section's Award for Distinguished College or University Teaching of Mathematics. Congratulations, Yvonne!
- Dakota White, graduate teaching assistant, has been selected by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Graduate Awards Committee for the 2023-2024 Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award.
- Wendy Smith, Director of the Center for Science, Mathematics, and Computer Science, was awarded the 2024 Character and Commitment Award by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Gender and Sexuality Center.
- Yvonne Lai gave an evening plenary at the 2024 Annual Conference in Undergraduate Mathematics Education.
- Alexandra Seceleanu has been awarded the Ruth L. Micheler Memorial Prize through the Association for Women in Mathematics and Cornell University.
- Yvonne Lai gave an MAA Lecture on Teaching and Learning in January 2024, which was an invited address to the JMM.
- Former graduate student Jennifer Mueller (Ph.D. 1997, advised by Prof. Tom Shores) has been named Albert C. Yates Endowed Chair of Mathematics at Colorado State University.
- Christine Kelley was named a fellow of the Association for Women in Mathematics for her efforts to encourage young women to pursue mathematics.
- Christine Kelley joins the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) as the new MAA Project NExT (New Experiences in Teaching) Director.
- Jim Lewis received a Friend of Science Award from the Nebraska Academy of Sciences.
- Faculty member Eloísa Grifo has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to advance her work in commutative algebra. Grifo, assistant professor of mathematics, is the first woman from the Nebraska U mathematics department — and the second Husker mathematician overall — to receive funding from NSF’s Faculty Early Career Development Program. With the five-year, $425,000 CAREER grant, Grifo will expand on her work in commutative algebra, particularly as it relates to applications of p-derivations, symbolic powers and cohomological support varieties.
- STEM CONNECT, an NSF scholarship program to assist more low-income students into STEM careers, was featured as a student success story by Inside Higher Ed, the national higher education online news source. The grant benefits students attending UNL, Southeast Community College and Western Nebraska Community College by providing scholarships, community support, education and mentorship.
- Layla Montemayor was selected for the SIAM-Simons undergraduate summer research program!
- Meet Dakota Andrews, a mathematics major who loves the problem solving journey of mathematics and plans to attend graduate school!
- Meet Erica Steiner, a mathematics and biological sciences major who plans to become a doctor!
- Meet Nate Nordby, psychology major and mathematics minor!
- Students and community find value in "Math in the City": MATH 435 students collaborated with the Lancaster County Assessor's Office to study the local housing market using methods from mathematical statistics, machine learning, and economics.
- The 33rd Nebraska Math Day was on Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022, hosted by the Department of Mathematics. Nebraska high schools joined us for a day of engaging mathematics. Math Day consists of one individual and two team mathematics competitions. All students participate in a multiple-choice, preliminary exam called PROBE I (Problems Requiring Original and Brilliant Effort). The top 50 students then move on to take the now famous essay exam called PROBE II. The PROBE top 25 Nebraska high school students (sum of PROBE I and II) are awarded a total of $41,500 in one- or four-year scholarships to UNL.
- KUMUNU, an annual conference for commutative algebraists in the Great Plains region named for its original participating institutions (the University of Kansas, the University of Missouri–Columbia, and the University of Nebraska–Lincoln) was held Oct. 8-9, 2022.
- Grace Farson named one of NSRI's strategic deterrence interns for 2022
- Class of 2022 Student Spotlight: Concussions ice Cathcart’s hockey dreams, factor into his degree path in mathematics
- The College of Arts and Sciences annually recognizes the outstanding achievements of its faculty and staff. Check out the awards received in our department.
- Ken Ono, professor of mathematics at the University of Virginia, will give the 2022 Pi Mu Epsilon Lecture on April 13 at 4 p.m. in Avery 115, and it will also be streamed on Zoom (ID: 947 8772 9456; Password: MATH-CLUB). Ono will discuss the mathematical meaning of the Riemann hypothesis and why it matters. Along the way, he will tell tales of mysteries about prime numbers and highlight some recent advances.
- Department earns the 2022 Chancellor's "Outstanding Contribution to the Status of Women Award" from the Chancellor's Commission on the Status of Women for Women's History Month.
- Alumnus Eric Eager, vice president of research and development at Pro Football Focus, shares in an MAA blog about football’s lessons in academia and industry.
- Read the 2021 edition of Math News
- Associate professor Alexander Zupan was selected to be a Faculty Fellow for Student Success.
- Fifty-eight years after the first woman earned a Ph.D. in mathematics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the honor of the 100th Ph.D. will be shared by three women graduating in May 2021. Juliana Bukoski, Elizabeth Carlson and Su Ji Hong will bring the number of women who have earned the Ph.D. from the Nebraska mathematics department to 100. Prior to the 21st century, only 50 Ph.Ds. in mathematics had been earned by women at UNL. Taran Funk and Robert Huben join Bukoski, Carlson and Hong as May 2021 Ph.D. recipients from mathematics.
- Judy Walker earned the 2021 Outstanding Achievement Award from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Department of Mathematics.
- Jack Jeffries, assistant professor of mathematics, has received the department’s first-ever Faculty Early Career Development Program award from the National Science Foundation. Jeffries will use the $400,000, five-year grant to advance his research in commutative algebra, a field of abstract algebra that, at its heart, is focused on polynomials in many variables.
- Congratulations to mathematics graduate student Molly Creager and undergraduate Diego Galvan on winning 2021 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships.
- AMS Blog: Mastery grading for future elementary teachers
- A new resource by Professor of Mathematics Glenn Ledder allows students and the general public to conduct their own experiments to learn about the population dynamics of COVID-19. Ledder has developed a mathematical module to help people study these dynamics and make their own conclusions based on real-world scenarios. The model embeds a simple model designed specifically for the COVID-19 pandemic into an environment where students can easily design experiments and observe possible outcomes. The model can be a source for teachers who are struggling to find relevant course material during this time that helps their students learn about this defining moment in history.
- On January 24, 2021, the 23rd annual Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics welcomed plenary speakers Dr. Cecilia Aragon, Dr. Ruth Haas and Dr. Talitha Washington to the first-ever online conference. See the home page for the plenary speakers' recorded videos.
- On December 3, 2020, the 31st annual Math Day welcomed 41 schools and more than 400 students online for a day of fast-paced mathematics. Math Day 2.0 was a team competition in the form of a Swiss-system bowl tournament where teams were given four to five rounds of play.
- Graduate student Collin Victor earned a National Science Foundation award
- AMS Blog: Teaching math in prison
- Lincoln Journal Star: Following gerrymandering court cases, UNL class looks at the underlying math
- Willa Cather Professor of Mathematics Mark Walker has been named an American Mathematical Society Fellow
- Active-learning strategies proving integral to calculus success
- On January 31, 2020, the 22nd annual Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics will welcome plenary speakers Dr. Midge Cozzens of Rutgers University and Dr. Trachette Jackson of the University of Michigan. All student talks and plenary presentations are open to the public. See the schedule.
- On November 14, 2019, the 30th annual Math Day welcomed 93 schools and 1,249 students to campus for a day for fast-paced mathematics. Math Day involves two individual mathematics competitions, the PROBE I and PROBE II exams, and a team competition in the form of a double-elimination bowl tournament.
- October 11, 2019: The 13th Annual Pi Mu Epsilon Lecture "Using Mathematics to Create Symmetry Patterns" by Professor Joseph Gallian (University of Minnesota Duluth)
- September 21-22, 2019: The KUMUNU Conference is an annual gathering named for three hotbeds of commutative algebra – the universities of Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. Supported in part by the National Science Foundation, the conference format consists of six to eight 45-minute expository talks on commutative algebra and related topics, such as representation theory and algebraic geometry. The roster of speakers typically consists of a balance of established spokespeople and talented youngsters, as well as a mix of regional and national experts. The 2019 conference will be held at UNL in Burnett Hall.
- November 1, 2017: The 11th Annual Pi Mu Epsilon Lecture "Maxwell's Problem, 150 years later: from bridges to nano-mechanics" by Professor Ileana Streinu (Smith College)
- April 21-23, 2017: The 2017 Howard Rowlee Lecture will be given on Friday, April 21, by Professor Marta Lewicka of the University of Pittsburgh.
The Lecture will be followed by the 2017 KUMUNU Conference on PDE, Dynamical Systems and Applications, April 22-23. - October 7, 2016: The 10th Annual Pi Mu Epsilon Lecture "Breaking Enigma the First Time" by Dr. David Saltman (Center for Communications Research)
- October 3, 2016: New undergraduate lounge for math majors opens in 18 Avery Hall.
- March 17, 2016: Jordan Ellenberg, the John D. MacArthur Professor of Mathematics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, will give the 2016 Howard Rowlee Lecture at 4 p.m. in 115 Avery Hall.
- March 3, 2016: We are excited to announce three new hires: Huijing Du, Tri Lai, and Xavier Perez will be joining our faculty in Fall 2016. Huijing Du conducts research in computational and mathematical biological modeling. Tri Lai examines enumerative and algebraic combinatorics. Xavier Perez's interests include probabilistic methods in combinatorics.
- Mar 17, 2016: Jordan Ellenberg, the John D. MacArthur Professor of Mathematics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, will give the 2016 Howard Rowlee Lecture at 4:00pm in 115 Avery Hall.
- Mar 3, 2016: We are excited to announce three new hires: Huijing Du, Tri Lai, and Xavier Perez will be joining our faculty in Fall 2016. Huijing Du conducts research in computational and mathematical biological modeling. Tri Lai examines enumerative and algebraic combinatorics. Xavier Perez's interests include probabilistic methods in combinatorics.
- September 29, 2015 Judy Walker, Aaron Douglas Professor and Chair of the Department of Mathematics, is the recipient of the 2016 Louise Hay Award. The award will be presented at the Joint Prize Session at the JMM in Seattle, WA in January 2016.
- May 29, 2015 The Department website gets a new look with new University styled templates. Please bear with us as some things may be in different places or not work as expected.
- May 04, 2015 The Department hosts a special tea time reception at 3:30pm in the lounge in honor of our retiring colleagues, Steve Dunbar and John Meakin.
- Apr 27, 2015 The Department Annual Recognition Reception is 5:15pm-6:45pm Monday, April 27, 2015 in the Wick Alumni Center Great Hall.
- Apr 21, 2015 Congratulations to Christina Edholm for winning a UNL Research Fair Graduate Poster Session award for her poster “Optimal Control of Diaprepes Root Weevil”.
- Apr 18-19, 2015: The Department hosts a conference on Recent Developments in Continuum Mechanics and PDEs.
- Apr 17, 2015: Irene Fonseca, Mellon College of Science University Professor of Mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University, delivers the 2015 Howard Rowlee Lecture at 4:00pm in 115 Avery Hall.
- Apr 15, 2015 Jim Lewis received the 2015 AMS Award for Impact on the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics.
- Apr 7, 2015: Congratulations to Aaron Calderon on winning a Goldwater Scholarship.
- Apr 7, 2015: Congratulations to William Jamieson on his NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
- Mar 13, 2015: Congratulations to Allan Donsig for receiving a College Distinguished Teaching Award.
- Feb 20, 2015: Congratulations to the CSMCE’s Lindsay Augustyn for winning the Floyd S. Oldt Outstanding Staff Award.
- Jan 30, 2015: Mathematics instructors Derek Boeckner, Christine Kelley, John Myers, William Rogge, Chris True, and Cory Wright, honored for contributions to students.
- Jan 26, 2015: Lewis begins NSF leadership appointment. Jim Lewis, an Aaron Douglas Professor of mathematics, will contribute expertise to advancing U.S. efforts in education by assuming the leadership position of deputy assistant director with the National Science Foundation Directorate for Education and Human Resources.
- Jan 23-25 2015: Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics
- Jan 13, 2015: Congratulations to Anisah Numan on receiving Honorable Mention Graduate Student Research Poster for the AWM Workshop Poster session at the Joint Math Meetings in San Antonio.
- Jan 11, 2015: UNL's Lewis earns national math service award. Jim Lewis, director of UNL’s Center for Science, Mathematics and Computer Education, received the Mathematical Association of America’s highest award for service at a session of the Joint Mathematics Meetings in San Antonio.
- Nov 20, 2014: 1,506 students from 105 Nebraska high schools participated in the 25th annual UNL Math Day.
- Aug 27, 2014: Over the summer, the math resource center was renovated. It is a beautiful and welcoming space.
- Jul 7-11, 2014: Sara Reynolds won the "Best Poster Award" for her poster at the AWM workshop at the SIAM meeting in July 2014.
- Apr 15-16, 2014: Jeremy Trageser's "Finite Time Blowup in Nonlinear Suspension Bridge Models" was a Graduate Poster Session Award Winner at the Spring 2014 Research fair.
- Apr 6, 2014: Congratulations to Judy Walker receiving the University of Nebraska's Outstanding Teaching and Instructional Creativity Award. The OTICA recognizes faculty who have demonstrated meritorious and sustained records of excellence and creativity in teaching.
- Apr 1, 2014: Tony DeRose, Research Group Lead at Pixar Animation Studios, will deliver the 2014 Howard Rowlee Lecture at 4:30pm on Tuesday, April 1, 2014, in Nebraska Union Auditorium (UNL City Campus).
- Mar 11, 2014 Congratulations to Mark Brittenham and Petronela Radu for receiving College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Teaching Awards. College Distinguished Teaching Awards are $1,000 awards in recognition of consistent excellence in teaching.
- Mar 4, 2014: Congratulations to Mark Walker, who received a Willa Cather professorship. The Willa Cather/Charles Bessey professorship honors a full professor with an exceptional record of distinguished scholarship or creative activity.
- Mar 3, 2014: Congratulations to Petronela Radu for receiving the College of Arts and Sciences Hazel R. McClymont award. The McClymont Award, which is chosen by the faculty instructional development committee, honors exemplary teaching and carries a $6,000 stipend.
- Jan 31-Feb 2 2014: Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics
- Dec 5-6 2013: Math in the City workshop
- Nov 21, 2013: A record 1728 register for Math Day 2013.
- Nov 14, 2013: The Mathematics department hosts a public lecture by Mike Hopkins "Mathematical invariants: how to know the answer in advance"
- Nov 5, 2013: Congratulations to UNL mathematicians John Meakin and Srikanth Iyengar who have been named fellows of the American Mathematical Society. They join an esteemed group of mathematicians from across the world, including five fellows from UNL inducted in 2012.
- Nov 4, 2013: Congratulations to Yvonne Lai, selected for the 2013-14 Research Development Fellows Program, an initiative to help pre-tenure faculty successfully compete for grants.
- Oct 25, 2013: Peterson Conference: A celebration of the many accomplishments of Professor Allan Peterson.
- Jul 16, 2013: $5.5 million grant forms OPS Teacher Leader Academy. The Sherwood Foundation and the Lozier Foundation have partnered to provide the grant to support a three-year partnership between Omaha Public Schools and the UNL Center for Science, Mathematics and Computer Education.
- Apr 25, 2013: George Eyre Andrews, of The Pennsylvania State University, will deliver the 2013 Howard Rowlee Lecture at 4:00pm on Thursday, April 25, 2013, in 115 Avery Hall.
- Apr 15, 2013: Dean David Manderscheid congratulates the Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics (NCUWM) for being chosen to receive the "Mathematics Programs that Make a Difference" award of the American Mathematical Society.
- Apr 15, 2013: The 2013 Department Recognition Reception will be held Monday, April 15, 5:30–7:00, at the Schorr Center
- Mar 19, 2013: The NebraskaMath program, led by Professor Jim Lewis, has published a magazine on the Primarily Math project.
- Feb 1, 2013: The Department of Mathematics won the Chancellor's STEM Award.
- Nov 15, 2012: Math Day 2012
- Nov 13, 2012: Carina Curto was recognized as a College of Arts and Sciences Academic Star.
- Nov 5, 2012: Tom Danaher received the October 2012 Applause award, congratulations.
- Nov 1, 2012: Six UNL mathematicians named AMS fellows, including professors Luchezar Avramov, Jim Lewis, David Manderscheid and Judy Walker and emeriti professors Roger Wiegand and Sylvia Wiegand.
- Sep 17, 2012: Bill Velez's colloquium and the department's efforts to encourage more students to add a mathematics major were featured in the Daily Nebraskan.
- Jul 15-21, 2012: High school girls are invited to apply for a week of ALL GIRLS/ALL MATH. The Summer Mathematics Camp for High School Girls provides a stimulating and supportive environment for girls to develop their mathematical ability and interest.
- May 1, 2012: Christine Kelley has received a College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Teaching Award.
- May 1, 2012: Srikanth Iyengar has been named a Willa Cather Professor of Mathematics, effective August 2012, in recognition of his exceptional research contributions.
- May 1, 2012: Judy Walker has been named an Aaron Douglas Professor of Mathematics, effective August 2012, in recognition of her sustained record of teaching excellence.
- Apr 14-15, 2012: The department hosts the Conference on Mathematical Ecology.
- Apr 04, 2012: Petronela Radu has been selected as a Fulbright scholar for 2012-2013. She will spend Spring 2013 in Ireland.
- Apr 04, 2012: Carina Curto has been selected for an EPSCOR First Award
- Mar 28, 2012: Carina Curto has been awarded a Career Enhancement Fellowship for Junior Faculty from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. The award, which is funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, is granted to a total of 20 junior faculty each year across 17 fields of science, social science and humanities. It is designed to assist talented tenure-track faculty committed to eradicating racial disparities in core fields of arts and sciences to pursue scholarly research and writing during the fellowship year.
- Mar 28, 2012: Srikanth Iyengar has been named as a Simons Fellow in Mathematics by the Simons Foundation. Details of the program can be found here.
- Jan 27-29, 2012: The department hosts the 14th Annual Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics.
- Nov 17, 2011:Math Day 2011
- Jul 19, 2011: Derrick Stolee was awarded a 2011-12 Presidential Graduate Fellowship by the University of Nebraska.
- Oct 14-16, 2011: The department hosts AMS Fall 2011 Central Section Meeting.
- Feb 16, 2011: The Department of Mathematics is proud to announce that Professor Carina Curto has been awarded a prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship for her research in the field of mathematical neuroscience.
- Feb 11, 2011: Congratulations to math major Zach Norwood as the first UNL student, and one of just 30 in the US, to win the Gates Cambridge Scholarship.
- Feb 2, 2011:The Math Department's Jim Lewis is featured as a Arts and Sciences Academic Star
- Nov 18, 2010: The Department is delighted to announce that Professor Jim Lewis has been named Nebraska Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The award is part of the U.S. Professors of the Year Awards Program, which recognizes dedicated educators who have had a profound impact on the lives of students and contributed significantly to undergraduate education. To read the full UNL Announcement, click here.
- Nov 9, 2010: The 21st Annual UNL Math Day was held at the UNL City Campus Union. To see the results from the day's competitions, click here.
- Aug 13, 2010: The Department of Mathematics faculty Jim Lewis and Ira Papick are PI's on a $3,000,000 grant awarded by the National Science Foundation for the NebraskaNOYCE project. Jim Lewis is lead PI on this project, which partners with OPS, LPS, GIPS and the ESU Coordinating Council to bring a Master Teacher Fellow (MTF) program to high-need Nebraska schools. The project will initiate both a Master Teacher Fellow for current Nebraska math teachers with master's degrees and a Teacher Fellows program, a 14-month post-baccalaureate certification program for new secondary math teachers. For more information, visit UNL's NebraskaNOYCE page.
- Apr 27, 2010: More than 100 undergraduates and 70 graduate students in UNL's Department of Mathematics were honored at the 11th Annual Mathematics Recognition Dinner. Presenters were undergraduate adviser Gordon Woodward, graduate adviser Judy Walker and department chair John Meakin.
Apr 8, 2010:The team representing UNL in the 2010 Mathematical Competition in Modeling received Honorable Mention.
- UNL's team consisted of Ryan Hotovy, Corey Stone and Pete Schlette.
- 2,254 teams participated, of which, 358 were U.S. teams (16%) and 1,890 were Foreign teams (84%)
- 9 Outstanding Winners (1/2%) and 12 Finalists (1/2%)
- 431 Meritorious Winners (19%) and 542 Honorable Mentions (24%)
Congratulations to Ryan, Corey and Pete!
Mar 24, 2010: Nine students represented UNL in the 70th Annual William Lowell Putnam Mathematics Competition.
- The students participating in the exam (on December 5, 2009) were Robert Brase, Jay Cummings, Nicole Gaswisk, Frank Lee, Keler Marku, Zach Norwood, Devor O'Connor, Corey Stone and Jacob Williams.
- Nationally, there were 4,036 contestants from 546 institutions. Among those were 439 institutions with a team of 3 designated students.
- The UNL Team (3 designated students: Robert Brase, Keler Marku and Zach Norwood) had a combined Team Score of 80, with a National Team Rank of 80th.
- Robert Brase received Honorable Mention, meaning that he was among the top 81 ranking participants nationally. This is possibly the highest rank ever achieved by a UNL student on the Putnam.
- Three other students scored in the top 25% nationally.
Congratulations to all the students and to Mikil Foss and Vladimir Itskov, who helped prepare the students.
- Feb 18-22, 2010: The Department of Mathematics sponsored a team of three students to participate in the Annual Mathematical Modeling Competition (MCM). The students were Ryan Hotovy, Peter Schlette and Corey Stone. For four days they worked on one of the mathematical modeling problems posted by MCM (both problems are posted on the MCM website). The results will be posted April 15, 2010, on the MCM website. For more information about participating in this competition, please contact the MCM Faculty Advisors, Stephen Hartke and Petronela Radu.
- Nov 12, 2009: The 20th Annual UNL Math Day was held at the UNL City Campus Union.
Apr 26, 2009: Mikil Foss, Srikanth Iyengar and Jim Lewis have all been recognized at the annual All University Honors Convocation.
- Mikil Foss has been awarded the College Distinguished Teaching Award.
- Srikanth Iyengar has been awarded the College Distinguished Teaching Award.
- Jim Lewis has been awarded the George Howard-Louise Pound Award, which is awarded for exceptional contributions through teaching, and the Aaron Douglas Professorship, which is awarded to faculty who demonstrate sustained and extraordinary levels of teaching excellence and national visibility for instructional activities and/or practice.
To see more mathematics faculty awards, click here.
- Apr 14, 2009:The Department has been honored by the American Mathematical Society with the society's 2009 Award for Exemplary Program or Achievement in a Mathematics Department. See also:
- Feb, 2009: We are pleased to announce that Professor Judy Walker has been named as the Polya Lecturer for 2009-10 and 2010-11 by the Mathematical Association of America.
Oct 01, 2008:$9.3 million will support UNL-schools partnership to boost math skills.
- Sep 20–21, 2008: The department hosted KUMUNU 2008.
- The 2008 Rowlee Lecture was given by Peter Sarnak of the Institute for Advanced Study on "Equidistribution and Primes".
May 18–22, 2008: The department hosted Commutative Algebra: Connections with Algebraic Topology and Representation Theory
The department congratulates 13 students graduating with PhDs this spring.
Feb 8–10, 2008: We proudly hosted the 10th Annual Nebraska Conference for Women in Mathematics
- Oct 3, 2007: Annual Pi Mu Epsilon Lecture Series
- See photos and video of the October 2005 AMS meeting at UNL.