Indiana Collegiate Mathematics Competition (ICMC)
about the ICMC
The Indiana Collegiate Mathematics Competition, often referred to as the ICMC, is a team-based competition for students from area colleges and universities that typically takes place during the spring meeting of the Indiana Section of the MAA. In this competition, students spend two hours working in teams of up to three members to solve a series of questions on a wide range of mathematical topics. The ICMC began in 1966 and is still going strong!
2025 ICMC
The 2025 ICMC took place on Friday, April 4th as part of the Tri-State meeting of the Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky sections. Eighteen teams from Indiana participated, representing eleven institutions. The winning teams were:
1st Place: Rose-Hulman (Nathan Chen, Justin Chan, Zach Whelan)
2nd place: DePauw University (Thao Nguyen, Toan Le, Huy Nguyen)
3rd place: Rose-Hulman (Thor Catteau, Connor Lane, Connor Tasik)
Congratulations to these winners and all who participated!
previous competitions
2020 ICMC Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
The problems and solutions for the 1966 through 2000 competitions are available in the following book published by the MAA:
A Friendly Mathematics Competition: Thirty-five Years of Teamwork in Indiana. Edited by Rick Gillman. MAA Problem Books Series. Mathematical Association of America, Washington, DC, 2003. Print ISBN: 978-0-88385-808-8.
The problems and solutions for the 2001 through 2023 competitions are available in the following book published by Springer:
The Indiana College Mathematics Competition (2001-2023). By Adam Coffman, Justin Gash, Rick Gillman, and John Rickert. Springer Nature, Switzerland, AG, 2024. Print ISBN: 978-3-031-62767-5.
John Rickert from Rose-Hulman maintains a list of winning teams from past ICMC competitions.