Mathematics News
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Saturn’s upper atmosphere to be focus of March 12 ‘Ask a Scientist’ presentation
Jess Vriesema will present an overview of discoveries from NASA's recent Cassini mission beginning at 7 p.m. March 12 at the Acoustic Café in downtown Eau Claire. The event is free and open to all.
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International student joins other Blugolds in studying abroad
Ariel Liu's experience as an international student at UW-Eau Claire has been so positive that it piqued her curiosity about people and cultures in other parts of the world, so Liu did what many Blugolds do — she spent a semester studying abroad.
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Dr. Silviana Amethyst receives UW System Poorman Award for LGBTQ+ advocacy
Amethyst, assistant professor of mathematics, is the UW-Eau Claire recipient of the UW System's 2019 Dr. P.B. Poorman Award for Outstanding Achievement on Behalf of LGBTQ+ People.
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NSF grant to boost supercomputing at UW-Eau Claire
A recent $350,000 award from the National Science Foundation will more than double the high-performance computing capacity for faculty and students at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, but the grant’s impact will not stop there.
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Math major receives prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
Junior math major Tyler Gonzales is the eighth Blugold in the last 12 years to earn the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, an award that recognizes only the top students nationally in STEM-related fields of study.
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University Honors Sophomore Awarded Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
Congratulations to Tyler Gonzales, University Honors student and Mathematics major, recipient of 2019’s prestigious Goldwater Scholarship!
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UWEC team takes 1st Place at the 2019 Midwest Undergraduate Data Analytics Competition
The UWEC team took 1st place out of 58 teams at the 2019 Midwest Undergraduate Data Analytics Competition (MUDAC), held at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
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Honors Student Highlight: Dawn Paukner
Explore Dawn Paukner's journey through the fields of mathematics and neuroscience and discover how the Honors Program helped support her participation in cutting-edge research.
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National competition prepares Blugolds for careers in cybersecurity
A team of UW-Eau Claire computer science students was among the top finishers in a national cybersecurity competition that helps prepare people for careers in the information security field.
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STEM students visit UK sites where historic scientific discoveries were made
Students often hear the story of Isaac Newton, developing the theory of gravity after an apple falls on his head as he sits in his garden in England. This summer, five Blugolds visited Newton’s apple tree as part of a STEM immersion class.
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Prestigious fellowship opens doors for new grad
Michael McDonnell, a UW-Eau Claire physics and mathematics major, is among an elite group of students selected to receive a prestigious fellowship from the National Science Foundation.
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Blugold entrepreneur becomes YouTube sensation
Every college student must decide what’s worth losing sleep over, and for UW-Eau Claire sophomore Isaac Carlson, it’s making YouTube videos for his 239,000+ subscribers.
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Students finding opportunities in growing field of data analytics
A team of UW-Eau Claire students recently spent a weekend using their data analytics skills to identify strategies that the Minnesota Wild could use to help meet its goal of retaining more season ticket holders.
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Dr. aBa Mbirika helps students navigate world of theoretical mathematics
In this Blugold Spotlight video, Dr. aBa Mbirika shares his "ANDs" as well as what he finds special about UW-Eau Claire.
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Compete for cash prizes and other perks
Working on a research project that could ultimately benefit society? Have a business idea that could become the next big idea? Compete for cash prizes and the opportunity to increase exposure for your concept at the UWEC Quick Pitch on May 1.
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UW-Eau Claire Team Wins 2018 Travelers Actuarial Case Competition
UW-Eau Claire actuarial science majors Paige Kaiser, David Miller, Jennifer Miller, Caroline Palen, Kevin Scherer, and McKenna Zuleger took first place at the 10th annual Travelers Actuarial Case Competition held on February 23, 2018.
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UW-Eau Claire to offer degree in neuroscience beginning in the fall
Current or future University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire students with an interest in studying the brain and nervous system will have a new academic program available to them beginning in the fall.
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Bringing math concepts to life through quilting
Students in Dr. Simei Tong's math class are learning mathematical concepts by designing and creating colorful fabric quilts. The learning strategy helps students see the beauty of math as well as understand its real-world applications.
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International student completes degree while recovering from stroke
Just 18 months after suffering a life-threatening brain hemorrhage, Kee Shen Yim will walk across the Zorn Arena stage as he graduates with a bachelor’s degree in actuary science from UW-Eau Claire.
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December commencement is a family tradition
Gathering in Zorn Arena is a December tradition for the Kronholm family. When she walks across the stage next month, Kelsey Kronholm will become the fourth member of her family to graduate from UW-Eau Claire — all during winter commencement ceremonies.
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Lau takes top honors at national championship, makes university history
Senior Darin Lau made history twice this weekend when he took top honors during the NCAA Division III cross-country championships.
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Blugolds study the power of music to influence political, social movements
For centuries, artists throughout the world have used their music to entertain but also to make powerful statements about the political and social movements going on around them. While plenty of world-renowned musicians — think U2 or Bob Dylan — are famous for championing their political and social causes, there are countless lesser-known artists also using their music to make their voices heard in countries around the globe. Five UW-Eau Claire student researchers and two faculty members recently spent time with some of those artists in West Africa, interviewing activists who use hip-hop and rap music as a form of non-violent protest in the country of Senegal.
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‘Towers’ of Blugold support: Residence hall renamed for generous alumni couple
Towers Hall, UW-Eau Claire's largest residence hall, became Karlgaard Towers on Sept. 29 in recognition of Marilyn and David Karlgaard, Blugold alumni whose history of giving to the UW-Eau Claire Foundation includes the largest sum in support of student scholarships in university history.
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Actuarial Science student awarded Casualty Actuarial Society scholarship
Lily Cook, Actuarial Science major and Information systems minor, was awarded a 2017 Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) Trust Scholarship award. This national scholarship is given out annually to three students. Lily was awarded $5,000 and was invited to attend the 2017 CAS Annual Meeting, held in Austin, Texas.