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 The Web site for the Department of Mathematics is now located at http://www.sbu.edu/math. If you take no action, you will be taken there in 5 seconds. 

Welcome to the Web presence of the St. Bonaventure University Department of Mathematics. The Department of Mathematics maintains two Web sites: the Formal Mathematics Web Site and the Complete Mathematics Web Site. The Formal Mathematics Web Site is located within the main SBU Web Site and contains essential information about our department. The Complete Mathematics Web Site–the site you are in now–is located on the web.sbu server and contains everything in the Formal Site as well as a wealth of additional information about our department.

The Department is located in the Mathematics Suite, which is room 301, of De La Roche Hall. The Chair of the Department of Mathematics is Dr. Maureen Cox, who may be contacted by email at mcox@sbu.edu or by phone at (716) 375-2476. Additional contact information appears at the bottom of this page. 

News & Upcoming Events

	Fall, 2008: The Department of Mathematics moves to DLR 301!  The second and final stage of the renovations of De La Roche Hall are complete. Part of the renovations allowed the Department of Mathematics to move from its rather cramped home in Suite 102 to the spacious Suite 301. The current renovations also included the creation of new spaces for other departments on the first and second floors. The hallways of the second and third floors received new floors, new ceilings, and new light fixtures to match those in the recently opened science addition. The first stage of renovations was completed last summer, when the hallways of the ground and first floors of De La Roche were improved with new floors, new ceilings, and new light fixtures.
	Fall, 2008: The new De La Roche Hall addition opens for classes!  With all work outside and inside complete, the new science addition, called the William F. Walsh Science Center, opened for business. The architect for the three-story addition is Cannon Design of Grand Island, New York, and the contractor is E. E. Austin & Son of Falconer, New York. U.S. Representative James T. Walsh---a St. Bonaventure University alumnus---and fellow Congressman Amo Houghton secured a $4.5 million grant from NASA for the construction of the addition. An additional grant from NASA was subsequently obtained, bringing the funds for the project to over $9.5 million. Some of the funds will be used to renovate the original building. The name of the Science Center honors James Walsh's father, who graduated from St. Bonaventure in 1934. To see about two years of construction compressed into three images, click on the thumbnail.

De La Roche Hall. The addition is located behind the existing structure.