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[...]

This special edition of the Center Times was published in honor of Southwestern Medical School's 50th anniversary.

The Florence building houses the UT Southwestern Library and a variety of clinical and administrative offices. The building is named for Fred F. Florence, who was a membe[...]

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 [...]

The Green Biomedical Research Building was opened in 1987. The building is named for the late Cecil H. and Ida Green, who were generous supporters of UT Southwestern.

This was the seal of Southwestern Medical College from 1943 to 1949. It shows the lone star (symbol of Texas) overlaid with a caduceus (symbol of the early Greek healer A[...]

In 1997, the Southwestern Medical School Surgery faculty gathered for this photo on the UT Southwestern campus. The persons shown are (left to right): FIRST ROW: Erwin Th[...]

In 1995, the Southwestern Medical School Division of General Surgery faculty gathered for this photo on the UT Southwestern campus. The persons shown are (left to right):[...]

Opened in 2006, this seven-story building at 2801 Inwood Road (adjacent to St. Paul University Hospital) houses patient care facilities, physician offices, and diagnostic[...]