Mathematical Reflections intends to fill the editor's perceived need for a publication aimed primarily at high school students and undergraduates interested in mathematics beyond the classroom. Through articles and problems, we seek to expose readers to a variety of interesting topics that are fully accessible to the target audience.

Through the articles, we hope to expand the horizons of high school and undergraduate readers, introducing them to material outside the scope of most classes. For instructors, the articles provide an intriguing opportunity to move away from a structured curriculum, motivate the addressed problem, and guide students through to the invaluable moments of discovery.

Through the problems section, we hope to challenge students to develop their creative problem solving and reasoning skills by devising solutions to the proposed questions. Additionally, we will invite submission of solutions, and exceptional ones will be published, hopefully encouraging students to formally write out their work to be showcased in print.

The journal invites submissions from students and instructors alike for all sections.

Mathematical Reflections is edited by Dr. Titu Andreescu at the University of Texas at Dallas. Contact information is available here.