What’s Pi Day all about? Math, science, pies and more In 2009, Congress designated every March 14 to be the big day — in the hopes of spurring more interest in math and science.

College students, rocket scientists and math enthusiasts around the world are celebrating Pi Day.

Pi Day celebrates curiosity, creativity, and, let’s face it, carbs! Indulge in pies, explore math trivia, or bake cannabis-infused treats for a fun twist.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Math enthusiasts around the world, from college students to rocket scientists, celebrate Pi Day, which is March 14 or 3/14 — the ...

Pi Day, 3/14, is usually marked at schools to celebrate the formula of pi, 3.14, which goes on without repeating into infinity. At Eisenhower, the math faculty found various ways to choose the ...

We could go on forever with these best pi day jokes and puns that any math lover would enjoy. Check out these funny jokes for March 14.

The book, The Pi Day Pirates: A Math-Magical Adventure for Savvy Scallywags, is a math-magical children's adventure that has entertaining jokes, puns, and of course math problems. The students worked ...

In 'Math for English Majors,' Ben Orlin says celebrating Pi Day on March 14 is mathematically wrong. It should be July 22.

In Ben Orlin's new book, Math for English Majors, he explains that a more accurate Pi Day would be July 22 as opposed to March 14.

What’s Pi Day all about? Math, science, pies and more It’s also Albert Einstein’s birthday, making the pie eaten at Pi Day gatherings all the sweeter.