Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows the statue of Scrappy, UNT's mascot, in situ in front of the UNT Student Union building.

Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows three student engaging in a snowball fight outside the UNT Student Union building near the Scrappy mascot statue. The photograph was taken from a distance near the Library Mall fountain.

Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows the Book Arch in the foreground framing the Hurley Administration Building, which is in the background, and the Library Mall containing the Finished Fountain, also known as Jody's Fountain, in the middle ground.

Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows the front entrance of Willis Library from the viewpoint of the Book Arch in the Library Mall.

Photograph of the photographer Ashley Smith taking a photo of herself through a mirror. Ashley has an expression of excitement while pointing down to her grey sweatpants with green lettering "North Texas" down the side of the left pant leg and holding her phone in the other hand in order to take the mirror selfie picture. Ashley is also wearing a green "North Texas" sweatshirt hoodie. The large rectangular mirror takes up most of the picture and has a gold decorative frame. A minimal, green-carpeted bedroom with a wicker basket, white curtained window and door is also visible in the picture.

Photograph of the creator Rosalinda King and her son smiling at the camera as a result of a selfie. They are both outside with trees visible in the background and snow on the ground. Rosalinda is wearing a military green colored jacket and a brown fur hat. Rosalinda's son is wearing a grey, blue and red coat, as well as a grey fur snow hat.

A handwritten letter written in response to William Waybourn, who had previously written to Judge Marshall to express gratitude for Marshall's May 1988 ruling in favor of the Dallas Gay Alliance against Parkland Hospital. Marshall states that he was moved by Waybourn's letter and sees Waybourn's response as proof that a judge's decisions "really do have an impact on our times."

Podcast produced by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) that features an interview with Robin Cole-Jett, the "Red River Historian." Susan and Robin discuss her motivations behind focusing on the history of the Red River Valley, and her findings along the way. They also discuss her plans for resuming tours when the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic has diminished.

Photograph of the photographer Ashley Smith, as a result of a selfie picture. Ashley is smiling a the camera and presented in the foreground of the picture. She is wearing a burgundy colored shirt, a light purple branded Carhartt beanie and black frame glasses. The outdoor landscape behind Ashley is completely covered in snow with the exception of couple of stone steps visible in the middleground and a house and some trees in the far-right background of the picture.

Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows three student engaging in a snowball fight outside the UNT Student Union building near the Scrappy mascot statue. The photograph was taken from a distance near the Library Mall fountain.

Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows a view of Highland Street from the corner of Avenue C. Two people on both sides of the street can be seen as well as the Music Annex, Crumley Hall, and trees in the distance. The entirety of the street, sidewalks, and grassy areas are covered in snow.

Photograph of a snowstorm on UNT's campus that shows three students engaging in a snowball fight outside the UNT Student Union building near the Shield sculpture by artist Jesús Moroles. The photograph was taken from a distance near the Library Mall fountain.