Photograph of Keith Shelton (right), retired Professor, hugging a woman and posing for the photo at the Campus Chat and NT Daily reunion. The reunion is to celebrate the campus newspaper's 100th Anniversary. Other party goers are visible in the background mingling with one another.

Photograph of Ray Moseley (left), an unidentified woman and Keith Shelton (right) posing together for pictures at the Campus Chat and NT Daily Reunion. The reunion is celebrating the campus newspaper's 100th Anniversary. Moseley is an UNT Alumni, and a Pulitzer prize finalist. Shelton is a retired professor who worked at UNT for 23 years.

Photograph of Leona Allen, a Pulitzer Prize winner of 1993. Allen, part of the reporting staff of the Akron Beacon Journal, wrote a series of stories on the differences, to try to help those in the community of segregated in neighborhoods better understand race relations and their own hidden biases. The following year, Allen earned a Pulitzer Prize when the reporting staff won the award for public service journalism. Allen and her fellow colleagues are returning to UNT for the Century of Excellence: The Pulitzer Prize's and Journalism's Impact on UNT exhibit and event.

Photograph of Kalani Gordon (left), and Melissa Boughton (right) at a panel for UNT alumni and Pulitzer Prize finalists. Gordon is seen engaging with the audience when their photo was taken. The panel was held during the Century of Excellence: The Pulitzer Prize's and Journalism's Impact on UNT exhibit and event.

Photograph of Melissa Boughton, at a panel for UNT alumni and Pulitzer Prize finalists. Boughton is seen engaging with the audience when her photo was taken. The panel was held during the Century of Excellence: The Pulitzer Prize's and Journalism's Impact on UNT exhibit and event.

Photograph of UNT's Union Gallery displaying photographs from Mayborn's "A Century of Excellence" exhibit. The student newspaper for the University of North Texas was first published on November 1, 1916 under the title The Campus Chat. In 1970 the name was changed to The North Texas Daily. The prints in the exhibit show the transition of The North Texas Daily to what it looks like in today's print.

Photograph of an unidentified man viewing old photographs that display the Campus Chat and North Texas Daily staff throughout the years. In his arms the man is holding a Mayborn A Century of Excellence journal that describes the School of Journalism's first 100 years at UNT. The man's photograph was taken during the Campus Chat and NT Daily reunion in the General Academic Building.

People speaking with female Muslim convert in "Human Library" event at Willis Library. Instead of print or electronic resources, the "books" are humans who have experienced prejudice.

Photograph of students studying inside the the General Academic Building (GAB) at UNT.

Photograph of Dorothy Bland, dean of the Mayborn School of Journalism, taken at a meeting of the Public Relations Student Society of America.

Photograph of a speaker at a meeting of the Public Relations Student Society of America.

Photograph wheelchair user participating as part of a "Human Library" event at Willis Library. Instead of print or electronic resources, the "books" are humans who have experienced prejudice.

Photograph of Eric Gay, (right) and Kenneth Somodevilla (left) seated in the University Union auditorium reading newspapers. They are seated with others in the auditorium to listen to fellow colleagues and Pulizter Prize Winners give a talk at the Century of Excellence: The Pulitzer Prize's and Journalism's Impact on UNT exhibit and event.

Photograph of UNT's Union Gallery displaying photographs from Mayborn's "A Century of Excellence." Along the walls are prints of newspaper articles from the journalism's history. Along with displays of artifacts from previous UNT alumni.

Photograph of the National Association of Black Journalists Fall 2014 Meeting and Ice Cream Social at the Mayborn School of Journalism.

Photograph of University of North Texas President, Neal Smatresk, giving his Inaugural State of the University address to an audience of students, faculty and staff.

Photograph of speaker Amanda Quraishi at the Interfaith Conversations event, "Online Muslim: Religion, Politics & Humor on the Internet," held in the Willis Library.

Items from the UNT Special Collections displayed at a 2014 Day at UNT event. The photographs depict historical artifacts from the University of North Texas archives. The items displayed include historical maps, official documents from the State of Texas, currency, and microfilm.

Photograph of the State of the University address on stage at Apogee Stadium. The slide projector behind the speaker reads, "125 Years of Creating Bright Futures: 15 new National Merit Scholars, 6 Fulbright Scholars, 10 NSF Career Award winners, 4 National Academy distinctions, 55 Goldwater Scholars in math, science and engineering to date, 144 Terry Scholars to date".

Photograph of Spencer Keralis (left) and Julie Leuzinger (right) with refreshments at the 2014 Salute to Faculty Excellence event, held in the Apogee Stadium Club. Keralis is the head of Digital Humanities and Collective Programs and Leuzinger is the head of Library Learning Services.

Alexandra Traxinger Schütz, University of North Texas Special Collections student employee, gives a presentation during the 2014 Day at UNT event in the library. Alexandra shows a primary source material from the archive to students.

Students watch an informational video about the University of North Texas Libraries' primary source materials and the Portal to Texas History during the 2014 Day at UNT event. The display shows an historical document from the State of Louisiana.

SWOOP meeting at the Mayborn School of Journalism. SWOOP is the the student-managed advertising and public relations agency at the University of North Texas.

Photograph of a student seated at a table recruiting for the University of North Texas' student newspaper the North Texas Daily. The female student is shown in front of other undergraduates who are eating food provided by the celebratory event for the University Union building.