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I had no idea what it was and then I remember one of the program coordinators at the time gave a presentation about Upward ...
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It is with great pleasure that we announce the promotions of 18 faculty members, effective July 1, 2025. The following ...
As we learn more about the devastation of the Texas floods, the horror and sadness are heartbreaking. The waters that swept away young and old, campers and workers will eventually recede, but the ...
As a student in Wesleyan’s astronomy department, you’re part of a community with ample opportunities to explore, discover, and grow. From hands-on research and community outreach to mentorship and ...
Upcoming Events Summer Film Series 2025: Life in the Great Outdoors The Wild Robot - July 8th, 2025 7:00 p.m. Introduction by Marc Longenecker, Professor of the Practice Directed by: Chris Sanders ...
Van Vleck Observatory has merged scientific education with meaningful research for more than a century. Professional-quality facilities, telescopes, and community outreach empower students, faculty, ...
Attend free public astronomy events at Wesleyan, including telescope nights, solar viewings, and guest lectures at the observatory.
Wesleyan’s Department of Astronomy encourages students to understand the universe through research, faculty mentorship, and thoughtful, hands-on exploration.
Get all of the information you need to visit the Van Vleck Observatory, home to the Astronomy Department and on-site research facilities.
Earn both your bachelor’s and master’s in astronomy through Wesleyan’s BA/MA program. Discover eligibility, timeline, and benefits.