Our undergraduate math competition returns in 2023. From this year, it will cover more topics than Calculus!

This semester the Directed Reading Program (DRP) has been revived! The DRP is a program in which undergraduate students are paired with graduate student mentors for semester-long independent study projects. All interested undergraduates must apply to join the Program.
Due to Covid19, the 81st Putnam Competition, originally scheduled for Fall 2020, will be postponed until February 20, 2021. See here for more details.
Our Problem Seminar in Fall 2019 meets every other Tuesday 4-5:30pm at MONT319.
Calculus Competition in the spring of 2018 will take place on Tuesday March 27, 2018, 6:30pm-8pm in room MONT 214. For details, see https://undergradactivities.math.uconn.edu/calculus-competition/
The MATH 3794 Problem Seminar for Fall 2017 will meet every other Tuesday 4-5:30pm at MONT 414, starting on week 2, September 5.
Everyone is welcome to attend, even if you don’t want to register for credits. Please visit the webpage to see the class meeting days and other information.
The MATH 3794 Problem Seminar for Spring 2017 will meet every other Monday 4-5:30pm at LH309, starting on January 23.
Everyone is welcome to attend, even if you don’t want to register for credits. Please visit the webpage to see the class meeting days and other information.
Click here for applying for directed reading program in Spring 2017.
The Directed Reading Program (DRP) is a program in which undergraduate students are paired with graduate student mentors for semester-long independent study projects. All interested undergraduates must apply to join the Program. Last semester, participants have chosen topics on logic, cryptography, and number theory.