Community
Maths Society is a diverse community of students, enthusiasts and educators dedicated to bringing the joy and knowledge of maths to everyone. There are many ways our members, student and otherwise, can support and promote our mission.
You can buy some of our magnificent maths merchandise from our online maths shop, either for yourself or as gifts for your friends and loved ones.
Maths educators can encourage their students to sign up for our newsletter and write for us. We hope you find our teaching resources of interest, and we welcome any feedback or suggestions for improvement you have for us. We are particularly interested in having more mathematical experts to contribute to our work. We pride ourselves on writing from a student perspective, but expert contributions or advice from anyone is more than welcome. If you are interested in joining our Editorial Board, please let us know.
Contributing to the Maths Society website is the perfect way for a maths student to hone and demonstrate their mathematical and writing skills and creates referenceable work perfect for demonstrating enthusiasm for and interest in mathematics. All of our contributors are fully credited on this website and get their own author page, featuring all of their work. Our best articles are also be sent to all our members in our monthly newsletter.
If you are from an organisation involved in mathematics, its teaching or STEM, we would love to be involved in or promote any competitions, events or initiatives you are running. Please contact us, likewise if you would like to sponsor or otherwise support us.
Make sure to tell your friends, family, colleagues, and students all about us and encourage them to sign up as members too and join our community.
Maybe print off this poster and put it up on your school, college or university maths pinboards:
Or you can give us a mention on social media:
There are many more ways you can get involved in supporting Maths Society, from designing our graphics and merchandise to scripting shows and podcasts. Contact us if you are interested!
Our student contributors
In order of first contribution: