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Student Accounting answers frequently asked questions about financial obligations.

UT Southwestern students have a wide variety of mental health resources available to them.

October 24 marks the100th anniversary of the birth of Dr. Donald Seldin. Having recently published a biography about the iconic Dallas physician – Donald Seldin: The Maestro of Medicine – I confess that he continues to live in my mind more than two years after he passed away. For those who were privileged to study under him or know him personally, Dr. Seldin was a towering figure. It is not an exaggeration to assert that he transformed an institution, nurtured generations of physicians, and enriched his community almost without parallel in the history of modern medicine.

Student Academic Support Services (SASS) sponsors a supplemental, peer tutorial program to help students who are experiencing difficulty in their coursework.

In March, the clock was ticking for Lee Carver. Tests revealed a mass on her pancreas that could turn into cancer. Pancreatic cancer has the fourth highest mortality rate for both men and women – but expert surgical removal of the mass could stop cancer from ever developing.

Program Development Award

Rising Star Award

The next phase of development on North Campus reached a significant milestone with the completion of exterior framework on a new two-tower building dedicated to the growing research programs of the Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute and the outpatient care efforts of the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center. A virtual topping out ceremony was held Nov. 30 to celebrate the occasion.

The Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center at UT Southwestern received more than $5 million in research funding in the latest round of grants awarded by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT).

Dr. Lawrence Wu’s immigrant parents benefited from safety net programs when they first arrived in the U.S., and they taught their son the importance of giving back whenever possible.