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Despite a return to normalcy not happening in 2022, UT Southwestern’s faculty, staff, students, and trainees were unstoppable, embracing a new reality.

After remote learning and virtual events in 2020, learning shifted back to nearly normal in 2021 as some educational activities returned to in-person or hybrid models.

In 2021, the challenges of working during the ongoing pandemic didn’t keep UTSW scientists from missing a beat.

To celebrate the contributions of women in medicine at UT Southwestern, we are highlighting some of the countless women whose efforts drive the future of health care forward while compassionately serving the present needs of the community.

With the pandemic slowly subsiding in 2022, educational activities at UT Southwestern returned to the days when learners interacted in person for the most part – resuming a sense of community many had missed.

In 2020, the unprecedented challenge of discovering a vaccine and treatments for COVID-19 unleashed the strengths of UT Southwestern physician-scientists.

In 2020, UT Southwestern’s health care heroes rose to the challenge of COVID -19, never giving up on their commitment to save lives.

As the challenges of the pandemic continued into 2021, UT Southwestern became even more steadfast in efforts to engage, inform, and connect with the community.

An outpouring of generosity from many in the DFW community helped support all of our efforts.

Life in the U.S. can vary by region or neighborhood, but here are some tips to help international students get along in the U.S. and in Dallas.