Your favorite pair of blue jeans is the result of centuries of technological development in weaving and dyeing which began in South America.

In celebration of March 14th (3/14), also known as Pi Day, we’re baking a pie and learning about the science that goes into it!

Today, on March 14 (3/14), we’re celebrating one of the most important numbers in all of math: pi!

One crazy cool way to calculate the value of π is with probability! You can learn about "Buffon's Needle" in a real life experiment or with

Infinite patterns hidden in plain sight in medieval Islamic architecture.

Be sure to check out the previous post in our Ancient Mathematics series: Triangles in Egypt. Now that we know ancient civilizations were...

Many cultures use symmetry in their designs for structural and aesthetic purposes. Can you identify lines of symmetry in some of these...

Understanding triangles was very important to ancient mathematicians. Cultures across the world and throughout all of time use triangles...

Ancient Egyptians used geometry and arithmetic to build amazing structures such as the Great Pyramid of Giza. Find your own examples of...