FIRST MEETING: Tomorrow at 8:00pm in COAS 204. We will be doing observations on the veranda after the meeting. Hope to see everyone back!

TOMORROW: We will be observing with club scopes on the roof of COAS. Meet at 7:30 in room 124 or on the 5th floor if you swing by later

TONIGHT: Interest meeting at 7:30, followed by open house planning at 8. COB 118, hope to see everyone there!

TONIGHT: We'll be chalking the sidewalks to advertise the open house! COAS 124 @ 8:30pm, there will also be astrophotography on the quad🔭

Open house tonight! Members, meet at 5:30 in COAS 501. Everyone else, there's a public astronomy lecture at 7 and the COAS opens at 8

Starship at our launch facility in Cameron County, Texas. Watch as Elon Musk gives an update on the vehicle today at ~7:00 p.m. CDT → spacex.com/webcast

New to the telescope scene? We'll have a presentation on the basics of astronomy and telescope observations at tomorrow's meeting! COAS204@8

Meeting tonight! We'll be going over our Mercury Transit plans as well as the Spooky Open House™! COAS 204 @ 8pm🖖

More observations after tonight's meeting! Also, camping spots are filling up fast, so be sure to sign up!

Meeting tonight! We'll be planning the open house this Friday and discussing camping!

Meeting tonight! There'll be observations on the veranda afterwards, so stick around! COAS 204 @ 8pm

Meeting tonight! Don't miss out on some awesome members presentations! COAS 204, 8pm

Stop by the quad on the way to class to see the Mercury transit! Last chance until 2032!

Our last open house of the semester is on Friday! Come to tonight's meeting to sign up, COAS 204 J, as per usual

Almost time for our final open house of the semester! Club members meet at 5:30, doors open at 8. COAS 501

If you're going camping, it's very important that you come to tonight's meeting! We'll be going over tent and carpool assignments

Meeting tonight! COAS 204, 8pm. We'll be taking volunteers for the activities fair and be treated to a presentation by Will Burns

If you'd like to volunteer at this Friday's open house, be sure to come to tonight's meeting! COAS 204 8pm

Dear astronomers at star parties: Do *NOT* insult the quality of another astronomer's equipment. Ever. The night sky is for everyone. I don't care if someone sets up next to you with a literal cardboard tube on a stick. You say "Welcome to the star party!"

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