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It was a gathering dedicated to those who gave years of their lives in service to their country – sharing memories, saluting their peers, and savoring camaraderie.

When his cancer returned at age 12 and his right leg was amputated at the hip, Kavi feared he would never play again. He then discovered the Lone Star Adaptive Soccer Association, which fulfilled his passion to continue playing sports.

We’re halfway through the State Employee Charitable Campaign! With a goal of raising $400,000, employees are sharing why they give and having fun along the way.

The Bronze Star combat medic who became a UTSW Professor of Emergency Medicine Published on: November 07, 2018 By: Staff Reports Tags: Research Share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Google Plus Share on LinkedIn Dr. Ahamed Idris, who first treated patients in 1969 as a…

Seeing a neurologist who is familiar with FAA regulations is important to pilots for whom a poor diagnosis or wrong medication could mean the end of a career, said Dr. Leston, who also serves the FAA as a member of the Federal Air Surgeon’s neurology panel.

UTSW recognizes Doctor's Day.

National Night Out fosters a sense of community for UTSW and neighboring Arlington Park area

Moments of inspired teaching, thoughtful educational strategy, and grateful student accolades punctuated UT Southwestern’s Excellence in Education Awards ceremonies showcasing the educational leg of UT Southwestern’s mission.

Molecular imaging expert Samuel Achilefu, Ph.D., will join UT Southwestern Feb. 1 as the first Chair of a new Department of Biomedical Engineering.

Whether it was the place they found their calling, their community, or a lifelong companion, UT Southwestern made a difference in the lives of four alumni, just as it’s made a difference in the lives of tens of thousands of alumni worldwide.