Guest Post by Julie Ostlund, Math Room Coordinator for Brooklyn Park Library and The Works Museum For over 30 years, Minnesotans and visitors alike, have flocked to the banks of the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis to enjoy one of the largest, most established, and most beloved art festivals in the Midwest: The Stone Arch Bridge Festival. For two days,
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Guest Post by Alexa Hernandez and Jaiden Suda, MathHappens intern in Austin, TX. We had a great time at Buda Library building the Scott Kim blocks! The event was a part of the Spring programming. MathHappens Interns, Alexa Hernandez Lopez and Jaiden Suda traveled to the library to showcase the Scott Kim blocks. With the help of 2 library volunteers, Alexa
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Guest Post by Ricky Coates, Artistic Director of Matheatre and History Science Theatre Math is breaking. Space and time are fracturing. Someone or something is erasing numbers, rewriting equations, and opening a dreaded “ArithmeRift.” Thankfully, agents of the government’s Situationally Unstable Mathematics Mitigation (SUMM) Division have it secured. For now. They need researchers — like you! — to enter the
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Did you know MathHappens has 7 Math Rooms across 4 states? In this post, we hear from Monique Harrison, Ed.S about the Benjamin Banneker Math Room at the Northwest African American Museum (NAAM). “This space is more than just a place to explore mathematics—it is a vibrant community hub where children, parents, and educators come together to engage with math
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