This 2001 book by Adolph H. (“Buddy”) Giesecke was published the UT Southwestern. As the title indicates, the 137-page book recounts the history of the Anesthesiology Dep[...]

Two Prosthetics-Orthotics students work to fit a patient with a lower-leg prosthesis.

Three radiation therapy students discuss the operation of a radiation therapy machine.

The Skillern Building (in the center), opened in 1965 as the Southwestern Medical School student center. It was expanded with an addition (on the right) several years lat[...]

UT Southwestern’s BioCenter at Southwestern Medical District was built to provide laboratory and office space to start-up biotechnology companies. The BioCenter is locate[...]

Opened in 1999 on UT Southwestern’s North Campus, the eight-story Seay Biomedical Building adjoins the Simmons Biomedical Building and the Prothro Plaza and Gardens, and [...]

This 2003 view of the UT Southwestern North Campus shows the three towers on the North Campus at that time. Left to right, they are the Nancy B. and Jake L. Hamon Biomedi[...]

The book "UT Southwestern: Commemorating the First Half-Century" was compiled by George J. Race, M.D., Ph.D. (1926-2013), Professor Emeritus of Pathology and Associate De[...]

The Moncrief Cancer Institute, an affiliate of UT Southwestern Medical Center, was dedicated November 19, 2012. Located in Fort Worth, the center focuses on cancer preven[...]

UT Southwestern’s twelve-story Biomedical Research Building opened in 2010 on the North Campus. An enclosed, elevated walkway connects it to the rest of the North Campus [...]