Mathematical Sciences

Game theory shows why stigmatization may not make sense in modern society
Before modern medicine, stigmatization may have been the most effective way humans had for dealing with the spread of infectious diseases. Now, a game theory model supports the idea that stigmatizing people who have a disease may cause more harm than good. Image credit: Pixabay
SMILES Project recognized at "We are Mathematics" Conference
SMILES Team
Mu Sigma Rho National Statistics Honor Society
Honor Students

Penn State's students inducted into the Mu Sigma Rho National Honor Society

Zombie Ants
zombie ants
Alex Chen receives the Patil-Taille Award

Established to recognize an undergraduate student who has demonstrated application of the use of statistics in environmental study.

Jon McKellar to Represent Penn State's Eberly College of Science as Student Marshal at Summer Commencement 2018
Jon McKellar
The Learning Assistant Experience

We talk to Alexa Derago and ask her some questions about her experience as a learning assistant.

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