University Archives

The Northwestern University Archives, established in 1935, holds material relating to every aspect of Northwestern's history, including non-current official University records, papers of faculty members, and records of student organizations-- as well as publications, photographs, audio-visuals, artifacts, and more. The Archives' holdings are non-circulating, and are open to the public for research and reference.
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- Feb 8, 1999: Sponsored by AASA and NU Athletics, NBA star Magic Johnson speaks at NU about HIV and AIDS prevention. — 17 hours 23 min ago
- Feb 7, 1957: NU begins offering Evening-Division (now SCS) courses on the Evanston campus. (NU's downtown evening courses started in 1905.) — 1 day 17 hours ago
- Feb 6, 1961: 8 a.m. classes are invented! NU Prez announces new early schedule to be implemented in fall 1962. Talk about a rude awakening! — 2 days 17 hours ago
- Feb 5, 1929: Northwestern defeats Indiana in basketball, 31-30. — 3 days 14 hours ago
- Feb 4, 1946: Evanston lets NU put up temporary housing for returning veterans; soon rows of steel huts appear near stadium, Fisk, Library. — 4 days 17 hours ago
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