ASX: Astronomy & Space Exploration Association

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Meet the ASX team and put your astronomy knowledge to the test at our Trivia Night! 🪐 Join us for some fun, meet fellow ...
09/02/2026

Meet the ASX team and put your astronomy knowledge to the test at our Trivia Night! 🪐 Join us for some fun, meet fellow stargazers, and compete for prizes! ✨

📍 Cody Hall, Astronomy & Astrophysics Building
📅 September 4th
⏰ 7–8 PM

Join us for our first Observation Night of the academic year, co-hosted by ASX and UofT Astronomy Union 🪐 ! Come to McLe...
09/01/2026

Join us for our first Observation Night of the academic year, co-hosted by ASX and UofT Astronomy Union 🪐 ! Come to McLennan Physical Laboratories and you’ll be guided up to the rooftop for an incredible night under the stars. Hot chocolate and timbits will be provided! 🔭💫

📅 Friday, September 4th, 2026
⏰ 9:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 McLennan Physical Laboratories

🚀 CLUBS FAIR IS HERE! 🌌✨Ready to launch into a new year? Come find us at the Clubs Fair! Whether you’re already obsessed...
09/01/2026

🚀 CLUBS FAIR IS HERE! 🌌✨

Ready to launch into a new year? Come find us at the Clubs Fair! Whether you’re already obsessed with the cosmos or just curious about what’s out there, come say hi and see what we’re all about. 🔭

📅 Thursday, September 3, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM–4:00 PM ET
📍 27 King’s College Circle

Make sure to stop by! ⭐

✨ Meet the ASX 2026-2027 Executive Team! ✨We’re so excited for another great year! 🪐
08/16/2026

✨ Meet the ASX 2026-2027 Executive Team! ✨

We’re so excited for another great year! 🪐

🗳️ Voting has begun for our 2026-27 executive elections! Vote for your favourite candidates at utasx.ca/vote, or through...
04/22/2026

🗳️ Voting has begun for our 2026-27 executive elections! Vote for your favourite candidates at utasx.ca/vote, or through the link in our bio. Voting ends 30th April, and is open to all UofT students.

Thank you to all the execs for a year of hard work. If you would like to join ASX and impact the Toronto astronomy commu...
04/04/2026

Thank you to all the execs for a year of hard work. If you would like to join ASX and impact the Toronto astronomy community, apply to become an executive for the 2026-2027 year now! Link in bio 🔗

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our 2026 Symposium! 🌌 We’re incredibly grateful to our amazing speakers and MC, D...
03/20/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our 2026 Symposium! 🌌 We’re incredibly grateful to our amazing speakers and MC, Dr. Wen-fai Fong, Dr. Jillian Rastinejad, Dr. Shami Chatterjee, and Alicia Savelli. A big thank you as well to our organizing team and volunteers who made this event possible. And to our audience, thank you for your curiosity and energy. We can’t wait to see you at our next event!

Join us for the March Observation Night as we gather to observe stars, planets, and whatever the sky has in store.📍 McLe...
03/15/2026

Join us for the March Observation Night as we gather to observe stars, planets, and whatever the sky has in store.
📍 McLennan Physical Laboratories
🗓 March 20 | ⏰ 8–10 PM

Symposium Schedule 📖 is out!Register to the event with the link in the bio!
03/05/2026

Symposium Schedule 📖 is out!
Register to the event with the link in the bio!

Meet our 2026 Symposium speaker, Alicia Savelli! Join us for an exploration of black holes and the physics that makes th...
02/28/2026

Meet our 2026 Symposium speaker, Alicia Savelli! Join us for an exploration of black holes and the physics that makes them shine. From analytical theory to large-scale simulations, discover how the gas falling into black holes powers some of the most luminous phenomena in the Universe. 🌌✨

📅 6th March, 6:30–10:30PM

📍 MC102 (Mechanical Engineering Building, 5 King’s College Road)

Speaker Biography: Alicia Savelli is a PhD candidate at the University of Toronto and the Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics. Her research focuses on developing analytical models and running simulations of accreting gas around black holes to understand the physical processes that power their emission. Before beginning her PhD, Alicia was a high school physics and mathematics teacher, and she remains deeply passionate about making science accessible to broader communities. Outside of research, she enjoys listening to Taylor Swift and spending time with her cat.

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