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Hi everybody, Well this may come as a surprise, but after TWO long years we have decided to revive the math club site (gasp). We are in the process of updating a lot of information and hope to update this … Continue reading →

I hope you’re all feeling refreshed from fall break and ready to tackle the second half of the semester! As you learn more math through your classes, keep in mind that attending seminars/colloquia is another important facet of expanding your mathematical … Continue reading →

Hi Nullset, I hope you all had a great fall break! If not, maybe you had a good autumn break or a decent October break. Either way, welcome back to campus. Sorry for the short notice on this one, but … Continue reading →

Hi Nullset, I’m sure some of you have begun preparing for midterms week (can’t believe it’s almost here). There’s no better way to take a break from midterm studying than to head to the next Math Colloquium, which is coming up … Continue reading →

Hi Nullset, we hope you all had a great summer. Normally, we’d hope you had an amazing summer, but we know that you didn’t. Why? Because it was missing something important: Math Colloquia! Fear not, because the time has come for … Continue reading →

We’re nearing the end of another year here at Princeton. For me, it’s been the craziest and most stressful year yet, and perhaps you feel the same way. Hang in there! We’re almost done! And you have the Math Club’s … Continue reading →

Principia is officially accepting submissions! Visit our brand new website at www.pumj.org to view submission guidelines. We are also looking for advertisers! More information can be found here: http://www.pumj.org/advertising Principia announcement on webpage of Princeton’s Office of Undergraduate Research: https://undergraduateresearch.princeton.edu/news/principia-now-accepting-submissions-spring-issue

What: info session on applying to graduate schools. Where: Fine common room When: Friday 5/9, 3:30pm (a.k.a. tea time!) Seniors: If you can make it, please let me know! We will are mainly be sharing our experiences with the application … Continue reading →

When: 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm, April 23 Where: Fine 214 Who: Prof. Schapire, who is a professor in the department of Computer Science and specializes in theoretical and applied machine learning. What:   Title: How to Play Repeated Games Abstract: This talk … Continue reading →