Photos: UT Southwestern keeps working amid winter storm

Published on: February 04, 2022 By: Staff Reports

Our staff photographer ventured out to capture some of the snowy scenes on campus as a winter storm swept through North Texas this week. We hope everyone stayed safe during the storm and thank all of you for the sacrifices made to care for our patients and the UT Southwestern community.

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Harry Hines Boulevard in the Southwestern Medical District became nearly deserted with few vehicles on the road as many businesses were closed.

Campus shuttles continued to operate for essential workers who reported for their jobs and kept UTSW and its mission going.

Crews are kept busy plowing snow-covered roads on campus in the Medical District.

Workers were out in force snow plowing roads during the storm.

Snow falls along a deserted roadway on East Campus.

Two walkers and their canine friend enjoy a venture out on the snowy grounds on campus.

Entrance to the Southwestern Medical District became a winter wonderland on Thursday, Feb. 3, as the winter storm blew through North Texas.

DART buses were running outside William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital as essential workers reported for their shifts.

A lone walker ventures down a snowy sidewalk to Clements University Hospital.

Snow and rain added to the flow of this picture-perfect creek on campus.

The Forest of light art installation at West Campus Building 3 presents a dramatic and colorful contrast to the snow-covered campus.