Weekly newspaper from The Colony, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Weekly newspaper from The Colony, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Weekly newspaper from The Colony, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Commencement program for the fall 2020 graduating class of the University of North Texas, held at Apogee Stadium on Sunday, November 22, 2020. The program contains the order of service and a list of graduates for the baccalaureate, master's, and doctoral degrees.

Spectrum concert performed at the UNT College of Music Recital Hall.

Brass Band concert performed at the UNT College of Music Winspear Hall.

Photograph of a building wall covered in colorful graffiti and text. The center of the graffiti depicts a large green shape and a spray painted message in white capitalized text that reads "UNT Does Not Care About Student Covid-19 Death...Transparency Now."

Photograph of Jacqueline Aleman-Tena wearing a cap and gown for her graduation from the University of North Texas Master of Library Science graduate program.

Weekly student newspaper from the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas that includes local, state, national, and campus news along with advertising.

Photograph of UNT College of Visual Arts and Design graduate Samantha Ekberg during UNT's Fall 2020 commencement ceremony. She is wearing graduation robes and a UNT branded face mask. The ceremony was done earlier than usual - before fall break - to follow the university's decision to move all classes and otherwise online for the rest of the semester after the fall break. During this ceremony there were multiple speakers and a looping video featuring the graduate's names, however students did not walk the stage or otherwise move. The ceremony was outside in Apogee Stadium, was for certain colleges within UNT, but unlike usual both graduate and undergraduate students were included. Graduate students are seen sitting on the field, and undergraduate students were placed in the stands by name, socially distanced.

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's white sneakers, which feature white laces and tape across the toe of the shoe with handwritten marker that reads "Mean Green." A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. The Scrappy costume also features the mascot wearing white sneakers with three black stripes on the side and a yellow band over the toes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's head which features yellow eyes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's head which features yellow eyes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows the Scrappy mascot costume taken from a camera angle pointed from the ground up to capture the mascot from a lower angle. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 2006 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's face which features a darker yellow beak than the 1995 version and white eyes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 2006 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's arm which features some white designs along the front of the green sleeve. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 2006 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's feet which features yellow talons with three toes and claws. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 2006 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This version of Scrappy features the mascot without sneakers, but yellow talons. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 2006 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's head which features white eyes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of socially distanced students and limited guests (2 per graduate) during UNT's Fall 2020 commencement ceremony in Apogee Stadium. The ceremony was done earlier than usual - before fall break - to follow the university's decision to move all classes and otherwise online for the rest of the semester after the fall break. During this ceremony there were multiple speakers and a looping video featuring the graduate's names, however students did not walk the stage or otherwise move.

Photograph of socially distanced students in the stands (undergraduate) and on the field (graduate) during UNT's Fall 2020 commencement ceremony in Apogee Stadium. The ceremony was done earlier than usual - before fall break - to follow the university's decision to move all classes and otherwise online for the rest of the semester after the fall break. During this ceremony there were multiple speakers and a looping video featuring the graduate's names, however students did not walk the stage or otherwise move.