Capstone courses are culminating, often integrative, projects or courses designed to demonstrate a student's mastery of their field of study and their ability to apply knowledge and skills in a practical way, typically completed near the end of their academic program. In the Taylor University Math Department, MAT 493 Capstone is offered every J-term. Students… Continue reading 2025 Math Capstone!

https://youtu.be/t0Jai3c5nA4 With final exams just a few days away, Taylor students still know how to destress and enjoy the annual tradition of Silent Night!

Every Fall that Taylor Mathematics majors share research presentations on topics of interest. Fall 2024 will feature the following: Tessellations and M.C. Escher by Ruby Harris Strokes Gained: The Mathematics of Elite Golfers by Will Schuitema Ticket to Graph Theory by Katelyn Creek Systematically Solving Spotify Song Success by Hannah Pefley The Epic Exponential Known… Continue reading Fall 2024 Math Research Presentations … Golf, Spotify, and more

Andrew Friesen ('22) has expanded his love for students from the mathematics classroom to the college campus in Boulder, Colorado. From his blog he shares, "College was a critical time in my faith. God used Christian community in my life and a book to help me profoundly encounter the love of God. Ever since that… Continue reading Andrew Friesen (’22) Exploring New Paths

Taylor University’s mathematics department held a significant presence at the Association of Christians in the Mathematical Sciences (ACMS) bi-annual conference at Dordt University, May 28-June 1, 2024.  The TU mathematics department has provided long-standing support for the ACMS.  Our faculty shared the following five presentations: Ethics as Instruction - Dr. Jeremy Case Mathematical Theater and the… Continue reading Taylor’s Mathematics Department Supports International Efforts for Faith Integration in the Mathematical Sciences