Department of Mathematics

MATHEMATICS EVENTS

Dynamics and Geometry 2027

The conference, Dynamics and Geometry, will celebrate the mathematics and research of NU Mathematics faculty member, Prof. Keith Burns. It will be held May 6–8, 2027 by Northwestern University. The organizers are Aaron Brown (Northwestern University), Boris Hasselblatt (Tufts University), Yan Mary He (University of Oklahoma), and Bryna Kra (Northwestern University).

Interfaces in Fourier Analysis, Combinatorics, and Number Theory

The aim of this program-- organized by Alan Chang (Washington University), Xiumin Du (Northwestern) and Rachel Greenfeld (Northwestern)-- is to introduce graduate students and postdoctoral researchers working in related areas to recent developments in these fields. The school will be held at Northwestern University from July 26-July 30, 2027.

Volunteers Needed for Evanston Math Circle

Evanston Math Circle, run by NU Math faculty member, Prof. Sonja Mapes, serves kids in grades K-8. All volunteers get big boost of positive energy helping kids figure fun things out with math. If you are interested in volunteering for the Evanston Math Circle, fill out this form.

Putnam Mathematics Competition

The 87th Putnam Mathematical Competition-- the pre-eminent mathematics competition for undergraduates in the US and Canada-- will be held on Saturday, December 5, 2026. Undergraduate student who are interested in participating in the Competition should join the emailing list.

NUAWM Meetings

You are invited to join the Northwestern Undergraduate Association of Women in Mathematics, which works to promote interest in the mathematical sciences and provide mentorship to women as they consider and prepare for careers in the mathematical sciences. This quarter, they are meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 PM in Lunt 104.

Distinguished Lecture Series

2025-2026 Math Dept Newsletter

Stay up to date with our annual newsletter-- we have much to celebrate!

NU Mathematics Seminar Calendar

Research, conferences, undergraduate colloquiums, graduate seminars, and more!

Mathematics Department