Sept. 1989 issue
The $4 million Lloyd Nordstrom Tennis Center opened June 1, the newest athletic facility on the UW campus.
Sept. 1989 issue
Institutions in Tacoma and the Bothell-Woodinville will offer students places to complete their last two years of college and, in future years, an applied master's degree.
Sept. 1989 issue
UW professors are testing an injectable contraceptive that gives men the same kind of contraceptive freedom—and responsibility—now generally available only to women.
Dec. 1989 issue
Paul Wineman writes that America should involve itself in the Middle East in those areas where the U.S. functions best.
Dec. 1989 issue
With the election of George Bush, the Age of Reagan seems likely to last for at least four more years.
Dec. 1989 issue
A small staff shepherds the UW's budget through the legislative process.
Dec. 1989 issue
A campus mystery has been solved. We now know who inscribed a whimsical motto on a portrait at the South Campus Center.
Dec. 1989 issue
A unique U.S.-U.S.S.R. student exchange is underway after more than 16 years of planning.
Dec. 1989 issue
A UW expert assesses the historic changes Mikhail Gorbachev has brought to the Soviet Union.
March 1990 issue
A UW team received a $5 million grant to study the diagnosis and treatment of back problems.
March 1990 issue
They’re the best and the brightest: the graduate school applicants whom everyone wants. But the supply may be dwindling.
March 1990 issue
“Communism in Crisis: The Second Revolution” is the brainchild of UW International Studies Professor Herbert Ellison.
March 1990 issue
News that the Berlin Wall has come down fills Columns editor Tom Griffin with joy.
March 1990 issue
The Higher Education Coordinating Board approved proposed lease space for temporary facilities for University of Washington branch campuses
March 1990 issue
Tracy King retires as alumni director after 10 years of remarkable growth.
March 1990 issue
A University committee appointed by President William P. Gerberding investigated a melee that occurred after the Apple Cup victory over WSU.
March 1990 issue
Couples with sons are 9 percent more likely to stay together than are couples with daughters, according to a sociology professor.
March 1990 issue
The Campaign for Washington, the UW's first major fund drive, is off to a splendid start with more than $135 million raised in gifts and pledges.
March 1990 issue
The Kent State Killings left many college campuses in revolt. UW administrators look back at how they defused a time bomb.
March 1990 issue
UW alum Bonnie Dunbar, '71, '75, was the astronaut-in-charge Jan. 12 when the crew of the space shuttle Columbia successfully retrieved a satellite.