Academics Astronomy What's Happening What's Happening Get the latest news and updates related to Astronomy at Denison University. Navigate Astronomy About Degree Requirements Courses Research Facilities Faculty & Staff - All - Alumni Awards & Honors Faculty Lectures & Discussions Receptions & Open Houses Student News 2014 Awards & HonorsHonors DayThe honors day celebration includes student awards, a seminar by alumnus John Pyles, and a banquet.Date: April 8, 2014 2013 Awards & HonorsHonor's Day 2013The honors day celebration includes student awards, a seminar by alumnus Lars English, and a banquet.Date: April 28, 2013 2012 Awards & HonorsHonors Day 2012The Department of Physics and Astronomy Honors Day celebration will include a ceremony, seminar, the honors banquet, and awards.Date: April 28, 2012 2011 Awards & HonorsHonors Day 2011The Department of Physics and Astronomy Honors Day celebration will include a ceremony, seminar, the honors banquet, and awards.Date: April 28, 2011
Denison Magazine Total eclipse of The Hill Perfect weather and breathtaking views made this once-in-a-lifetime event live up to the hype.
Denison Magazine The ON Switch Conversations with faculty about what it means to teach — and to trigger those amazing moments of illumination
Imaging a galaxy far far away If you're a fan of 'Star Wars,' Prof. Dan Homan can talk to you about a real-life galaxy that has a 'TIE' to the blockbuster movie series.
The astrophysicist and the archeological dig Meaghan Accarino ‘21, an astrophysicist-in-the-making, spends a summer in the earth instead of the stars.
How We Learn A Surprising New Model of Star Formation Students study how stars are formed through data and find surprising support for a new model.
How We Learn The Philosophy of Physics Professor of Physics and Astronomy Steve Doty was awarded a Charles Brickman Award for Excellence in Teaching.
Departmental Fellows, Awards & Honors, Students Honors Day 2024 A long-standing tradition in the Physics & Astronomy Department, Honors Day is our opportunity to celebrate the hard work and dedication of our students. Read more
Lectures & Discussions What happens during “cosmic noon”? Understanding what changing galaxy structures can tell us about the universe Read more
Lectures & Discussions In the nanoworld, noise helps! Samir Bali, a physics professor at Miami University, discusses how stochastic resonance in optical lattices can be beneficial. Read more