The Consortium welcomes the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign as our newest member.
The Consortium awards Aimee Slaughter the inaugural Emanuel Fellowship for her work on Making Atomic History in New Mexico.
The dual collaboration between a public-facing organization and a university is the first of its kind for the society.
The Consortium welcomes Cedars-Sinai as our newest member institution.
Join us at the Library of Congress for a conversation with authors Jacqueline Mitton and Simon Mitton about their new biography, Vera Rubin: A Life.
We are delighted to welcome four NEH Postdoctoral Fellows to the Consortium.
Rittenhouse was a prominent 18th-century astronomer, instrument maker, and statesman.
Collections related to the history of astronomy and exploration are now available for research.
