The Astronomical Society of the Pacific is pleased to announce the eight winners of its 2008 awards for excellence in astronomy research and education including the ASP's most prestigious award for lifetime achievement in astronomy -- The Catherine Wolfe Bruce Gold Medal.

Support the ASP – 2008 Spring Fund Drive
Support the cause to advance science literacy through engagement in astronomy by making a gift today to the ASP's Spring Fund Drive.

The ASP 2008 Meeting, Preparing for the International Year of Astronomy: A Hands-on Symposium, will be held May 31- June 4, 2008 at the AAS summer meeting in St. Louis. More information.

Join us on our astronomical tour to see the great Saros 136 total solar eclipse in China in 2009. Read more about all of our tours.

The ASP SEED Grant Program supports the ASP's mission by encouraging active researchers to engage in public outreach, K-14 formal education, or informal education programs or activities. The maximum grant is $2,500 and applications are due June 15, 2008.

Read the latest on how the Night Sky Network clubs have reached almost a half million with their outreach activities and love for astronomy.

Applications are now being accepted for Astronomy from the Ground Up. More about this new program for informal science educators.

The ASP announces Board of Directors Candidates for the 2008 election.