The W.C. Hogg building contains the first-year advising office for College of Natural Sciences majors, in addition to the Dean’s office and other administrative offices. The frieze around the building shows examples of prehistoric life and fossils, including a Nautilus – a key symbol in the College of Natural Sciences. Its logarithmic spiral is found repeatedly in nature from plants and animals to spiral galaxies, as well as in mathematics.

End of the tour:

From the doors at the West end of the building, you can head South along the Main Building/Tower to the South Mall where you started.

Other spots to explore in the college include:

• On the UT main campus:
  • J.T. Patterson Laboratories Building (PAT)
  • Larry Faulkner Nano Science and Technology Building (FNT)
  • Louise and James Robert Moffett Molecular Biology Building (MBB)
  • Neural Molecular Science Building (NMS)
  • Peter O’Donnell, Jr. Building (POB)

• Off the main campus:
  • Brackenridge Field Laboratory
  • Wildflower Center
  • McDonald Observatory
  • Marine Science Institute