Girls' Angle is...
- a math club for girls
- a comprehensive approach to math education for girls
- a producer of math educational content
- a supportive community for women and girls who study, use, and create mathematics.
Our Mission
To foster and nurture girls' interest in mathematics and empower them to be able to tackle any field no matter the level of mathematical sophistication.
Recent News
Volume 5, Number 2 of the Bulletin has been posted as of December 31, 2011! Inside, read part 2 of Winding Numbers by Stanford professor Søren Galatius, find out why math is a magical substance, keep up with our regular columnists, and more! Visit the Bulletin page to access this and past issues of the Bulletin.
The latest WIM video has been posted as of December 21, 2011! Watch Boston College assistant professor of mathematics Elisenda Grigsby discuss temperatures and antipodes.
ANNOUNCING SUMiT: Girls' Angle and MIT's Undergraduate Society of Women in Mathematics (USWIM) are collaborating to bring the end-of-session Treasure Hunt at Girls' Angle out of the club and to the general public! (Read about SUMiT on the Girls' Angle blog.) The first SUMiT happens January 21, 2012. Registration is now closed. We're sorry if you didn't get a spot at SUMiT 2012. We wish we had the resources to accommodate more participants.
The spring semester of Math Contest Prep begins on January 22, 2012. Register today!
Watch Ryan Heffrin show how to remove a vest without removing the overcoat in A Mathematician's Guide to Vest Removal on Girls' Angle's YouTube channel. Filmed and edited by Elisenda Grigsby and Ken Fan with music by Scott Joplin, performed by Claudia Meyer and Clara Chan. Corporate funding was provided in part by Big George Ventures.
Congratulations to Diana G. for winning the Puzzle of Fortune contest celebrating recent appointments of women to the CEO positions at HP and IBM. Thank you to all who participated.