A lot of what we know about Ancient Egyptian mathematics comes from:

The Babylonians are known for:

Followers of Pythagoras were stunned by the idea of incommensurability. Incommensurability means

Who wrote the book, Elements, which is the foundation for Geometry?

One of the first civilizations to use the abacus was:

Pascal's triangle, which is used to find the coefficients of the powers of a binomial expansion, was first seen in a work written by:

Al-Khwarizmi wrote a book that gave us:

Charles Babbage was the first to work on the idea of a computer. His first one was called the Difference Engine and the second one was called the Analytical Engine. The first person to program these machines was:

Both Newton and Leibniz are credited for the discovery of calculus, but we owe much of the notation that we use today to

The Fields Medal is often referred to as the Nobel Prize of Mathematics. It is awarded every 4 years to 2, 3, or 4 mathematicians under the age of 40. The first woman to receive the Fields Medal was Maryam Mirzakhani from Stanford University. What year did she receive this award?

Katherine Johnson, who was one of the female mathematicians featured in the movie Hidden Figures, recently celebrated which birthday?

John Urschel quit his career as an NFL football player to pursue a PhD in Applied Mathematics at MIT. Which NFL team did he play for?