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The latest edition of the Carnival of Mathematics, Issue 253, is now live and ready to explore. Hosted by Robin Whitty over at Theorem of the Day, this installment brings together some of the best mathematical blog posts published during June and July 2026. It is a great snapshot of what the math blogging community has been thinking about and writing lately.
The Carnival of Mathematics is a long-running tradition that travels from host to host, gathering interesting and accessible math content from across the internet. Each issue covers a wide range of topics, from recreational puzzles to serious mathematical ideas, making it enjoyable for curious readers at all levels. This issue is no exception, offering a diverse collection of posts worth bookmarking.
If you want to dive in, head over to Theorem of the Day to read the full roundup. You can also visit The Aperiodical's dedicated Carnival of Mathematics page to browse past issues and learn more about the series. Whether you are a longtime fan or discovering the Carnival for the first time, Issue 253 is a wonderful place to start.