BYU's mathematics department and female math students are responding to ridicule of a club poster that went viral. The poster features four photos of male math department faculty followed by ...

A poster advertising an event for Brigham Young University’s Women in Math club has sparked mocking irritation online for its seemingly inconsistent visual featuring four men.

On the occasion of International Science Day, Shaheed Udham Singh Government College, Matak Majri, Karnal, organised a national-level poster-making competition. The event was held in collaboration ...

Our first poster “Making online mathematics conferences accessible to people with sensory disabilities” showcases a project run by Dr Nina Otter through her charity DeMoS. With so many conferences ...

Women in Math club advisor Martha Kilpack said the club saw the post online, and received messages and emails. They took the posters down, she said, because of the offense people took.

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The Heart of Mathematics, a session of presentations by students in the course “Great Ideas in Mathematics,” aims to showcase different approaches to interpreting key concepts in the field.. Slated ...

The post went onto say that the poster was not intended to be satire, but the math department itself enjoyed "a good laugh." "The posters have been replaced with a more appropriate message.