Mathematics

UT-Austin graduates more Hispanic students in mathematics than any other college -- and not just because they're in Texas.

More colleges add math requirements and add math content to non-mathematics courses.

For decades, students could get by without taking any math -- but perhaps not for much longer.

Science and engineering students appreciate their degrees even decades later.

A new report offers practical recommendations on ways to improve math instruction at 2-year colleges.

Brown University program is unusual in its ambition for graduate education.

Through contracts with community colleges, four-year institutions are offering developmental courses on their campuses that aren't their courses at all.

In statewide effort, community colleges in California experiment with new models for "basic skills" instruction and student services.

At a time when many are bemoaning the lack of preparation of Americans in science and mathematics, a new study places at least some of the blame on math teachers left unequipped by college and university teacher education programs.

Some colleges are hoping biofeedback technology will help students defeat stress and perform better on tests and in subjects such as math.