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A woman presents a mathematical research poster filled with equations and algebraic formulas while speaking to another attendee at an academic conference. She points toward a section of the poster as they discuss the material.
A student presenter points to a research poster titled "Spanning Tree Enumerator of Descendants of Weighted Complete Graphs" at MAA MathFest, explaining his work to two attendees.
Black and white portrait photograph of Chia-Chiao Lin, mathematician (1916–2013), featured in MAA's AAPI Heritage Month Spotlight."
AI in the Classroom: What's Working (and What's Not).AI in the Classroom: What's Working (and What's Not). A two-day virtual program hosted by the MAA Subcommittee on Technology in Mathematics Education on May 20 and May 21, 2026, from 1 to 4 PM ET each day. Graphic features a man seated at a computer in a professional setting alongside the MAA logo.
A student gestures with both hands as he presents his research poster to an attendee at an academic poster session. Rows of research posters on black display boards line the background, with other conference attendees visible throughout the crowded room.
Promotional graphic for the TPSE Math "Modernizing Undergraduate Math Summit," May 18-20, 2026. The MAA (Mathematical Association of America) and Harvard University Department of Mathematics are listed as sponsors. Three speakers are featured with headshots: Jenna Carpenter, MAA President; Rick Cleary, MAA Vice President; and Liz Stanhope of Lewis & Clark University.
Portrait photo of mathematician Shreeram S. Abhyankar. Text below reads: "AAPI Heritage Month Spotlight — Shreeram S. Abhyankar, Mathematician (1930–2012)." MAA logo in bottom right corner.
Cover of MAA Focus, Vol. 46, No. 2, April/May 2026. Illustrated cover by Ben Fisher featuring a whimsical hyperbolic disk filled with geometric spiral patterns, a three-eyed figure holding a molecular chain, and two cartoon cats.
Portrait photo of Kiyoshi Itô with text reading "AAPI Heritage Month Spotlight / Kiyoshi Itô / Mathematician / (1915–2008)" and the MAA logo in the lower right corner.
A pair of hands holds a Rubik's Cube at an MAA MathFest activity station, with another participant solving a cube in the background.