Stevens Mathematical Olympiad

A Free Individual Mathematics Competition for Students in Grades 3-12

The Stevens Mathematical Olympiad entails solving mathematical and logical problems, as well as demonstrating the joy and excitement of mathematics.

The Olympiad has the following goals:

To stimulate enthusiasm and a love for mathematics
To introduce important mathematical concepts to students
To strengthen mathematical intuition and creativity

The Stevens Math Olympiad was held on Saturday, May 16, 2026 at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ.

2026 Keynote Speaker

Po-Shen Loh

Carnegie Mellon Math Professor, International Math Olympiad Foundation VP Advancement

Po-Shen Loh is a math olympiad champion, social entrepreneur, and professor at Carnegie Mellon University. A silver medalist at the 1999 International Math Olympiad, he went on to coach Team USA to back-to-back #1 world rankings in 2015–16 and 2018–19. A Hertz Fellow and recipient of the U.S. Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, Prof. Loh's work spans pure mathematics, AI, and education reform. He speaks in over 100 cities per year — in classrooms, conference halls, and research labs — and has reached audiences totaling over 25 million YouTube views. His latest initiative brings together math stars and performers to reimagine what learning can look like in the age of AI.

Professor Loh presented in DeBaun Auditorium for students in grades 9–12 and parents. The session focused on the principles behind this new approach to mathematics education.

Registration

The Stevens Mathematical Olympiad will return in 2027. Please feel free to indicate your interest for future participation using the form below.

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Test Your Skills

Each spring, Stevens hosts elementary through high school students across the area who come to flex their mathematical skills and compete in the Stevens Math Olympiad.

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