December 02, 2013
ANGOLA, Ind. – Area children correctly calculated an evening of fun when they attended the Math Kids' Night at Trine University.
For the third year, the Trine Math Club hosted the free event designed to pique interest in mathematics, a STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) field.
Trine Math Club members and Trine student volunteers led 115 students in making slime and playing games on Friday, Nov. 15. Prizes provided by area sponsors were given and children were treated to pizza.
Donations were also accepted for Big Brothers Big Sisters and the math club collected approximately $135.
Beginning a new tradition, Trine University celebrated the accomplishments of one of the most unique undergraduate classes in history as well as its many graduate students.
Dr. Amy Galloway Swann, CEO of Matchbook Learning, was extended an invitation by the U.S. Department of Energy to attend the first White House Summit for Sustainable and Healthy K-12 School Buildings and Grounds.
Trine University has opened its application for students wishing to enroll as undergraduates at its Angola campus for the fall 2025 semester.