About us
Maths Society is the number one international student society for everyone interested in exploring the wonderful world of maths.
The math-soc website is dedicated to bringing the joy and knowledge of mathematics to people of any age around the globe, through our maths articles and features, events and competitions.
Whether you are just starting to learn about maths, studying or teaching maths at school, at college or university, or just have an interest in recreational maths, we hope you will find something of interest on our collection of resources.
Our free monthly Maths Society newsletter is a regular read for maths enthusiasts worldwide, with fun facts and fascinating features contributed by our mathematically minded members.
Anyone can join our rapidly growing membership to become part of our diverse international community of maths enthusiasts. You can sign up here today.
We also have a range of maths merchandise in our online shop, with badges and mugs, and much more to explore, providing the perfect way to share, express, and celebrate a love of maths. These exclusive Maths Society branded products make great gifts for anyone of any age, with sets to collect, available for delivery worldwide.
Welcome to our new maths shop!
Maths Society is proud to open an exciting online maths shop, stocking a range of maths merchandise from gleaming blue enamel badges to maths mugs and much more, a brilliant way to share, express and celebrate a love and appreciation for maths.
LMS Hardy Lectureship 2025
In 1979, the London Mathematical Society organised the first ever Hardy Lectureship, which has now become one of the most prestigious mathematical lecture series in the world, and biennially brings together mathematicians, students, university faculty, and research staff alike. In 2025, the lectureship was conducted by Emily Riehl, from the USA’s John Hopkins University.
2025 International Mathematical Olympiad results
The People’s Republic of China topped the medal table at the 66th International Mathematical Olympiad held in Sunshine Coast, Australia, winning the competition for the 25th time in 2025, 15 points ahead of the USA.
Understanding Hilbert’s Paradox of the Grand Hotel
Hilbert’s Paradox of the Grand Hotel is a fascinating thought experiment in mathematics, introduced by German mathematician David Hilbert in the early 20th century. You arrive at a hotel with an infinite number of rooms, but they are all full. However, you can still check in and get a room. Want to find out how?
Fibonacci Day
23 November
One of the biggest mathematical holidays of the year, Fibonacci Day is celebrated on 23 November. In the date format used by the United States among others, the 23th of November is written as 11/23, a Fibonacci sequence.
