Photograph of a wooden cotton card on display at the Hill County Cell Block Museum in Hillsboro, Texas. The cotton card has an inscription on it that reads, "The Only Genuine; Old Whittemore Patent No. 10 Cotton; Watson-Williams Mfg. Co.; Leicester, Mass." There is also a handwritten inscription to the left that reads, "H10, $2.00, I." Some cotton is seen inside the two cards and there is a folded piece of paper on the table in front of the card that states, "Cotton Cards."

Photograph of a tree near the UNT Music Building that has several red leaves along the trunk. Bicycles are parked at a bike rack under the tree, on the right side of the image and the music building is partially visible behind them.

Photograph of two dresses by Norman Norell mounted on dress forms and an Issey Miyake dress framed and mounted on the wall in the entry area for the Texas Fashion Collection in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of UNT College of Visual Arts and Design fibers students examining Texas Fashion Collection artifacts under the direction of lecturer Lesli Robertson in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of UNT College of Visual Arts and Design fibers students examining Texas Fashion Collection artifacts under the direction of lecturer Lesli Robertson in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of a completed monochromatic design, crafted through Wandering Wardrobe lesson plans.

Photograph of a completed monochromatic design, crafted through Wandering Wardrobe lesson plans.

Photograph of a planned layout for a student-created monochromatic space.

Photograph of students sharing their monochromatic design with fellow workshop attendees.

Photograph of students constructing a monochromatic space with construction paper and craft supplies.

Photograph of students examining a late-nineteenth-century mourning cape as part of a Wandering Wardrobe lesson on the meaning of colors and designing in monochrome.

Photograph of students examining a late-nineteenth-century mourning cape as part of a Wandering Wardrobe lesson on the meaning of colors and designing in monochrome.

Photograph of a dry erase board with handwriting in brown marker. Two columns show the number of "dry bags out" and the number of "produce out."

Screenshots of a blog post written by Megan Robinson titled "Comfort and Joy" regarding some of her favorite books. Megan wrote the post as a contributing piece to the Manatee County Public Library System's 805 Blog series "My Home Library." The blog post contains images of books and DVDs on a bookshelf.

Photograph of a typed letter from Bravo Vail! Music Festival's Board Chair, Artistic Director and Executive Director notifying the recipient about the cancellation of the summer event due to "health and safety...priorities" from Covid-19.

Photograph of the front doors of the Clayton Library Center Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research in Houston, Texas.

Photograph of an elevated view on part of the Black Lives Matter protest crowd as it moved to march to the Texas Capitol from Huston-Tillotson University in Austin, Texas. The protest was one of many around the country (and one of many in Austin, Texas) in response to the murder of George Floyd, Jr. by Minneapolis police officers a month prior.

Selfie of Jennifer Sanders in a hospital in McAllen, Texas, wearing a face mask featuring photos of her dogs.

Photograph showing a panoramic view of the interior of the bar Shots and Crafts on Fry Street with patrons sitting at tables and playing pool.

Photograph of kYmberly Keeton smiling into the camera during an Instagram LIVE event. kYmberly is wearing a black t-shirt, camel colored hat with a gold chain, earrings, a necklace, and pink and brown tortoise shell cat eye reading glasses.

Photograph of Samantha Ekberg on April 7th, 2021 right after receiving the first of two initial doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. The Denton County Health Services used the Texas Motor Speedway to quickly vaccinate a large amount of people in their cars utilizing multiple checkpoints. Samantha is also wearing a University of North Texas College of Visual Arts and Design shirt and a mask.

Photograph of Adriance Rhoades during the Caught Red Handed: True Crime in the Archives hosted by UNT Special Collections, talking about the Darlie Routier case with footage from our NBC 5/KXAS Television News Collection. May 7, 2021.

Photograph of a large white, red, and black sign that is hanging in a large window. The sign has images of red face masks on the top and bottom portion of the sign, as well as stick figures with an arrow in between to indicate social distancing. The sign reads, "CITY DINER, WELCOME BACK, 45 MINUTE SEATING LIMIT, Please respect the time constraints as we try to accommodate the high demand of returning customers, ATTENTION, A MASK IS REQUIRED TO ENTER STORE (Or face covering), Mask may be removed once seated, 6 person maximum party size per table, During your stay please respect our new policies & adhere to all CDC guidelines/posted signage, Hand sanitizer is available, Always cover!!, Please wear a mask, Let's help prevent the spread of COVID-19."

Photograph of Meagan May during the Caught Red Handed: True Crime in the Archives hosted by UNT Special Collections, talking about serial killer Charles Frederick Albright aka The Eyeball Killer with footage from our NBC 5/KXAS Television News Collection. May 14, 2021.