College mathematics activities include collaborative problem-solving, game-based learning like Math Jeopardy and escape rooms, and creative projects such as creating mathematical art or fractals. These activities promote teamwork, apply concepts to real-world scenarios, and enhance problem-solving skills through engaging, hands-on, or competitive methods. Academic and collaborative activities Collaborative Problem-Solving Workshops: Students work in small groups to solve complex problems, present their solutions, and discuss different approaches to a single problem.Math-Mapping Treasure Hunt: A club activity that involves navigating and solving math-related challenges to find a “treasure”.CodeMath: A club activity focusing on the connection between coding and mathematics.Math Mastery: A club activity that could involve advanced problem-solving challenges or competitions. Games and puzzles Math Jeopardy!: A game-show format that uses math questions to test knowledge in a competitive setting.Escape Rooms: Students solve a series of math puzzles to “escape” a room within a time limit.Graphiga: A game where players use function graphs as special weapons, inspired by classic space shooter games.Tower of Hanoi: A classic puzzle that can be adapted with different objects to teach concepts like induction.Math Bingo, Sudoku, and Math Pictionary: Engaging games that reinforce math skills in a fun way. Creative and artistic projects Mathematical Art and Illusions: Activities that combine geometric shapes and concepts with art, such as creating fractals like the Koch’s Curve or exploring optical illusions with isometric drawing.Pi Day Celebrations: Events to celebrate the mathematical constant \(\pi \), often involving related activities, games, or competitions.Geometry with Art: Using geometric principles to create art. Real-world and hands-on applications Real-Life Budgeting Challenge: Students apply mathematical concepts like percentages, budgeting, and financial planning to a practical scenario.Measurement Scavenger Hunt: A hands-on activity where students must use their measurement skills to find specific objects or quantities.Robotics and Egg Drop: Extracurricular activities that utilize physics and mathematical principles in a practical engineering context.