Explore and download Census data, the entire American Community Survey and specialized datasets on health, education, religion, crime, environment and more.
As the Campus moves to restore near or essentially normal operations, the Library returned to full capacity on Monday, February 21, 2022. To protect the health and safety of Library users and staff, the following guidelines remain in place:
Reservations are still required for Group Study Rooms, Individual Study Rooms, Tables and Library Classroom.
Reservations are encouraged for Computer Workstations with Specialty Software and the two Public Workstations.
UT Southwestern continues to strongly encourage the wearing of masks by students, faculty, staff, and guests in nonclinical areas of our campus.
Maintain safe distancing.
Practice hand hygiene.
The Women's BRG Book Club is reading Wolfpack by Abby Wambach. Please read the book prior to our discussion on March 24 from noon to 1 p.m., and come share your thoughts.
Don't have time to read? Come anyway and learn from others.
The main purpose of this event will be to foster an environment of inclusion while offering a networking opportunity for everyone. Don't forget to sign up for the event by clicking the link and then clicking on "Register". We look forward to seeing everyone there.
Collecting UTSW’s historical records, in digital or physical format, ensures that they can be preserved and made accessible to researchers in the future. If you or your department has items that might be related to the history of UTSW, please reach out to Chianta Dorsey, University Archivist, at archives@utsouthwestern.edu.
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