Furman mathematics students enjoy one of the busiest calendars on campus. You can attend a conference with some of the nation's top sports statisticians, hang out with leading thinkers at our Clanton Lecture Series or the Graph Theory Seminar, and help high school students compete in a renowned regional math tournament. We also hold social events for faculty and students on a regular basis.

Clanton Lecture Series

Every autumn, our students meet with one of the top minds in mathematics at the Donald H. Clanton Visiting Mathematician Series. See who's coming this year.

Wylie Mathematics Tournament

Our faculty and students organize Furman's annual Wylie Mathematics Tournament, in which top high school mathematics students from across the Southeast compete. Learn about the next tournament.

Graph Theory Seminar

Furman's Graph Theory Seminar provides an opportunity for faculty and students to investigate topics of contemporary research interest. See who's speaking next.

Carolinas Sports Analytics Meeting

This annual conference hosted at Furman is a window on the mathematics of athletic competition. Get more info on the next conference.

Social activities

The department hosts numerous fun activities throughout the year like pizza parties, picnics, bowling nights, and movie nights. The faculty and staff of the Mathematics department greatly enjoy sharing these times with our students.

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