The AAS Solar Physics Division is awarding its 2024 George Ellery Hale Prize to Judith Lean (Naval Research Laboratory) and its 2024 Karen Harvey Prize to Kristopher Klein (University of Arizona).

In this column from the AAS Historical Astronomy Division, Michael E. Marotta writes about Gerard Kuiper’s discovery of Uranus’s moon, Miranda.

Astronomers Without Borders is collecting eclipse-viewing glasses from across the US to send to schools in South America and Asia for use during solar eclipses that cross those continents in 2019.

Each month in this series from the Historical Astronomy Division, an important discovery or memorable event in the history of astronomy will be highlighted. This month, we look at the solar eclipse of 1878.

Applications are open for ComSciCon, the communicating science workshop for graduate students, to be held 24-27 July in Boston. Submit your application by Friday, 22 March.

Let's take a closer look at the FY 2024 NASA budget request, which comes after two ambitious Decadal Surveys and faces a less ambitious congressional appropriations cycle.

In this column from the AAS Historical Astronomy Division, Michael E. Marotta writes about the discovery of the 21-cm emissions of interstellar hydrogen.

Are you helping to prepare your community for the upcoming solar eclipses? Don't miss the 29-30 September workshop organized by the AAS Solar Eclipse Task Force in collaboration with the Simons Foundation and NASA.

Your membership renewal reminder, invoice, and a handy return envelope will arrive in your mailbox soon. Don't let your member benefits lapse!

Join us at the 229th AAS meeting in Texas to learn what others are doing in anticipation of next August's coast-to-coast solar eclipse and to share information about your own plans with your peers.

The next call for proposals for the AAS Education & Professional Development (EPD) Mini-Grant Program will open around 1 July, with a target deadline of 1 August 2023 for activities occurring in 2024.

Join NASA in its efforts to engage the public about the 21 August 2017 total solar eclipse by volunteering as a subject matter expert.

If you plan to photograph the August 21st total solar eclipse or know others who plan to do so, please join and/or promote the Eclipse Megamovie citizen science project.