Celebrate

Reunion at Thurtene Carnival will be packed with events on campus and around St. Louis, but there are a few signature Reunion experiences you won’t want to miss, like the Welcome Back Party, the Alumni BBQ on the East End of Danforth Campus, and your Class of 1989 Party!

Registration is now open. Be sure to register by March 1 to receive your early bear discount.

Class of 1989 Party

Join the class of 1989 at the beautiful Kemper Art Museum designed by Fumihiko Maki, a Pritzker Prize-winning architect and former Washington University faculty member. The museum features more than 18,000 square feet of exhibition space containing galleries for rotating special exhibitions as well as selections from the permanent collection. Kemper sits on the edge of Tisch Park near iconic Brookings. Enjoy the beautiful space while enjoying gourmet food, an open bar, music, and great conversation sharing memories of your time at WashU.

Friday Night Class After-Party

The Class of 1989 reunion committee invites 35th reunion celebrants to join classmates following Friday night’s Welcome Back Party at Krueger’s Bar. Join for a night cap, to reconnect with friends, great conversation, or simply to extend the fun. Classmates will gather for an informal meet-up immediately following the Welcome Back Party. No need to register. Just attend. Cash bar.

Reunion class gift

At WashU, we believe in the power of tradition, community, and the transformative impact of education. Your reunion year is not only an opportunity to reconnect with old friends but also a chance to make a meaningful contribution to the institution that played a significant role in shaping your journey.

Be a part of the time-honored tradition of giving back through your reunion class gift. Regardless of the size of your contribution, every gift makes an impact on the university, its students, and the larger community.

Class of 1989 reunion committee

Want to help plan Reunion and make sure it’s a huge success? Join your Reunion Committee! Check out this list of classmates who have already signed up:

Laurence Albukerk
BSBA ’89

Jason Glashow
AB ’89

Alice Lui
AB ’89

Ned Montag
AB ’89

Allan Schweitzer
BSBA ’89

Kathi Boyer-Edwards
AB ’88

Michael Kumar
AB ’89

David Moellering
BSBA ’89

Robert Mullenger
BS ’89

Sandra Wieder Cohen
AB ’89

David Levine
AB ’89

Andrea Arluck Montag
AB ’89

Matthew Schneider
AB ’89

Class memories

Class notes

Camille L. Vélez-Rivé, AB ’89, was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in November and sworn in as a U.S. District judge for the District of Puerto Rico.

Maurice O. Wallace, AB ’89,an associate professor of English at Rutgers University–New Brunswick, penned King’s Vibrato: Modernism, Blackness, and the Sonic Life of Martin Luther King Jr.

Susan (Pollack) Burns, BFA ’89, designed a four-panel, stained-glass window, “Seasons of Joy,” which was commissioned and recently dedicated by congregation Ohr Tzafon, Atascadero, Calif.

Looking back at 1989

Commencement to feature award-winning producer as keynote speaker
Henry E. Hampton has been selected as the commencement speaker for commencement. Hampton has produced or been responsible for more than 50 major films and media projects.

Golf team captain named academic All-American
David Becker has been named a third-team GTE academic All-American by the College Sports Information Directors of America.

President Bush to address University community
President George Bush will deliver a major national address Friday, Feb. 17, at Washington University. He will speak on student volunteerism at the Field House. 

W.I.L.D. performers

Spring 1989 – The Risk
Fall 1988 – The Romantics

Top hangouts
  1. The Rathskeller (a.k.a The Rat)
  2. Brookings Quad
  3. Athletic Complex
  4. Blueberry Hill
  5. Holmes Lounge

See who’s coming

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