Coin from Alexandria, Egypt during the reign of Antoninus Pius. Obverse shows laureate head right. Reverse shows the emperor on horse back, with his right hand raised.

Coin from Carrhae, Mesopotamia. Obverse shows the bust of Caracalla, laureate head right. Reverse likely shows the goddess Tyche, turreted head right.

Obverse inscription reading IERA CYNKLHTOC surrounds laureate head of the Senate right. Reverse inscription readings CMYRNAIWN G NEWKORWN circles a tetrastyle temple with Tyche standing left within, holding rudder and cornucopiae.

Engraving print for the title page of a printing of the classical Iconies Variae circa 1675. The plate was designed, engraved and published by Flemish printer Jan Galle (1600-1675). Text includes both Greek and Latin.

Photograph of the Pi Phi Pi Fraternity dance. In the image couples are dancing in formal clothing. A sign in the background reads "πΦπ Welcome Exes" with various decorations a long the walls.

Photograph of Ray Leonard standing in front of a blackboard with writing in English and Greek. She holds a book in her hands, and appears to be addressing a class. In 1943, she was voted Who's Who of foreign languages.

Photograph of an instructor, Ellen Spiller, with a student Judy Lannou. There is a Greek phrase on the blackboard behind them.

Early Greek coin from Athens, Greece. Obverse shows a faint portrait of the goddess Athena head right with a Corinthian helmet. Reverse shows Apollo, helmeted and holding a long spear in his left hand and a bird in his right.

Coin from the city of Ephesus in Ionia. The obverse is almost worn smooth, but very likely showed a bee and a laurel wreath. The reverse shows a stag facing right.

Coin minted Roman Procurator Antonius Felix during the reign of Claudius, showing on the obverse an inscription within a wreath and on the reverse a palm branch.

Coin during the reign of Roman Procurator Augustus (Marcus Ambibulus), showing ear of barley within an inscription on the obverse; the reverse depicts a palm tree, with two branches, with a date mark across the trunk.

Coin from the ancient Greek city of Amisos (Pontos). Obverse shows Athena bust right wearing a crested Attic helmet decorated with a Pegasus. Reverse shows Perseus standing left, holding the head of Medusa in his right hand with her body on the ground behind him.

Photograph of Greek text on papyrus or some other type of fiber material. The photo backgrounds are brown. The material containing the Greek text is larger than the one containing the Hebrew.

Photograph of the Sigma Alpha Mu (SAM) fraternity's coat of arms. The design is white against a black background. The coat of arms features a lamp, a set of keys, and other items. The Greek words "Sigma", "Alpha", and "Mu" are inscribed into a ribbon at the bottom.

Photograph of the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church at 2022 Ross Avenue in Fort Worth, Texas. The church has an arched roofline over the entryway with the name of the church inscribed in Greek letters on it. The steeple on top of this arch is a cross that matches two crosses on either side of the doors. Tree branches frame the top corners of the photo, and concrete stairs are at the bottom, leading up to the double door entrance.

Photograph of the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church at 2022 Ross Avenue in Fort Worth, Texas. The church has an arched roofline over the entryway with the name of the church inscribed in Greek letters on it. The steeple on top of this arch is a cross that matches two crosses on either side of the doors. Tree branches frame the top corners of the photo, grass covers the ground on the right, and concrete stairs lead up to the double door entrance.

A picture of students holding certificates at the 2004 Multicultural Center Awards ceremony. They are representatives for their respective organizations and two are wearing windbreakers with patches for their sororities on one side. The certificates read (L-R) "Zeta Eta Chapter; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority", "Epsilon Mu Chapter; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority", "Rho Delta Chapter; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority", and "Models of Style Exposed".

A picture of a young woman standing with Cheylon Brown at the 2004 Multicultural Center Awards ceremony. They are at the front of the room and there is a projector screen and table set up beside them. The student is wearing a windbreaker with the letters of the Zeta Phi Beta sorority on one side.

A photograph of a graduate student in the Delta Sigma Theta sorority outside on the UNT campus. She is wearing a dress, her cap, and a sorority stole.

A photograph of Delta Sigma Theta sorority sisters sitting together at the 2004 UNT Homecoming tailgate. Most are wearing matching t-shirts with their Greek letters on them and one woman in front of the group is laughing.

A photograph of alumni from the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority underneath the Multicultural Center's tailgating tent. They are all wearing matching pink t-shirts that read "35 Years of Epsilon Mu" and are serving themselves food.

A photograph of Delta Sigma Theta sorority sisters underneath the Multicultural Center's tailgating tent. They are wearing matching ΔΣΘ t-shirts and two men are standing behind them. There is also a flag with their chapter symbols on it "ΑΦ".

A photograph of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority sisters underneath the Multicultural Center's tailgating tent. They are all wearing matching ΔΣΘ t-shirts and one man is crouched down in front of them and lifting up his hand.

A photograph of two alumni that were part of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority at the 2004 UNT Homecoming tailgate. They are both making their sisterhood's hand-sign with their fingers pressed together and pinky raised. Their pink t-shirts read "35 Years of Epsilon Mu" in green ink and have the AKA shield and rose decorations too.