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Dec. 1992 issue
Joseph Sutter, ’43, is the ‘father’ of the Boeing 747
Joseph Sutter, who received a degree in aeronautical engineering from the UW in 1943, holds the unofficial title of "father" of the Boeing 747.
Dec. 1992 issue
UW researcher speaks up for sea birds
As a professor of environmental studies and zoology, Dee Boersma is known for her research on penguins and storm-petrels.
Dec. 1992 issue
Undergraduate education is top goal in UW budget request
When the legislature meets next month, UW officials will ask Olympia for enough funds to keep the University's motor running.
Dec. 1992 issue
UW enrollment rises slightly to 34,598
Fall Quarter enrollment grew from 34,269 last year to this year's 34,598 on the Seattle campus.
Dec. 1992 issue
2 UW professors share 1992 Nobel Prize in medicine
The discovery of a regulatory mechanism affecting almost all cells led to Nobel honors for two UW professors.
Dec. 1992 issue
Rankings don’t lie; UW’s quality shows
We just can't help reading those "Top Ten" lists, particularly when the reports reflect favorably on the UW.
Dec. 1992 issue
UW lures Leroy Hood to help break the human genetic code
In a 15-year, $3-billion project, scientists are trying to map the chemical sequence of every gene in the human being, what they call the human genome.
Dec. 1992 issue
The odd couple: UW and public schools work on education reform
Public schools and colleges of education have to team up to improve things for students. Can this odd couple make it together?
Dec. 1992 issue
New UW center dedicated to organized labor
The UW Center for Labor Studies will educate UW students on all facets of labor.
