The student who recites the most digits of pi gets to make an irrational choice: A pie for their belly, or their teacher's ...

Sure, it's a nod to 3.14, the never-ending number that describes a circle's circumference, but the reason people show up for ...

March 14 is often celebrated at Pi Day, but it's also the birthday of one of our greatest scientists whose work impacts us ...

Pi Day celebrates the mathematical constant π. First marked in 1988, it became an official US holiday in 2009, encouraging ...

Goerner works at Tohopekaliga High School, where she was runs after-school tutoring programs and other activities for ...

Pi Day is celebrated on March 14. It's the celebration of the mathematical sign pi, and the date is symbolic because (3.14) signifies the first three digits of pi. This year ESSENCE is celebrating by ...

Pi Day was first celebrated in 1988 at San Francisco's Exploratorium, a museum of science and technology that encourages visitors to be hands-on.

Pi, which is the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, is celebrated with its own holiday on March 14.

Happy Pi Day! The special day is celebrated around the world on March 14 in honor of the Greek letter Pi, which is also the ...

Pi belongs to a huge mathematical group called irrational numbers, which go on forever and cannot be written as fractions.