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Graduation 2026!
11/05/2026

Graduation 2026!

PHYS 133 - "Design Your Own" final project.
16/04/2026

PHYS 133 - "Design Your Own" final project.

Making an impact in the ASTR 211 Crater Lab
19/03/2026

Making an impact in the ASTR 211 Crater Lab

Dr. Deborah Haarsma's ongoing seminar series, The Future of Science, Faith, and Public Discourse, continues to bring t...
18/02/2026

Dr. Deborah Haarsma's ongoing seminar series, The Future of Science, Faith, and Public Discourse, continues to bring together people from all over campus for thought provoking discussion every Tuesday afternoon in the Science Building.

13/02/2026

PHY133 - Using a whirlygig to calculate the mass of the earth and the sun.

What can we do? What should we do? What are we called to do? How can we be most effective? Consider joining the PhysAst...
19/01/2026

What can we do? What should we do? What are we called to do? How can we be most effective?

Consider joining the PhysAstro Department as we wrestle with these questions, and more, during our Spring Seminar Series on Tuesdays this semester.

Our boys couldn't come home without dropping some more knowledge at the AAS, as Professor Jess Vriesema shared his work ...
09/01/2026

Our boys couldn't come home without dropping some more knowledge at the AAS, as Professor Jess Vriesema shared his work on an educational tool aimed at enriching student learning in Calvin PhsAstro courses - The Solar Motion Simulator.

Professors Larry Molnar and Jess Vriesema, along with junior Physics major Rigel Reynolds, took part in the annaul meeti...
08/01/2026

Professors Larry Molnar and Jess Vriesema, along with junior Physics major Rigel Reynolds, took part in the annaul meeting of the American Astronomical Society, presenting their summer research on Contact Binary Stars at a gathering of some 2500 astronomers in Phoenix, Arizona today.

They also hit the trails, doing a little mountain climbing, during their escape from the Michigan winter weather.

25/12/2025
Calvin Physics and Astronomy Christmas celebration 2025
13/12/2025

Calvin Physics and Astronomy Christmas celebration 2025

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