Program for the Twelfth Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Candlelight Service presented by Center for Cultural Diversity, at the University of North Texas, 1996. The front of the program has an illustated portrait of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

A document about the UNT Multicultural Center's Carnival event. It has a list of countries for students to mark which booths they've visited during the event.

A photograph of UNT staff standing in the shape of a ribbon with Scrappy standing in the cross-section of the ribbon. They are standing on one of the lawns on the UNT campus.

A photograph of a student at the 2006 Black History Month program. She is standing by a wall and there is a cash register and a Scrappy the eagle stuffed animal for sale.

A document advertising a Koinonia event hosted by the UNT Division of Equity and Diversity and the Multicultural Center. There is a short description of the event, who the invitation is extended to, the date and time, and location. There is a grill on one side to decorate the invitation.

A photograph of folklorico dancers performing in one of the Union ballrooms for Hispanic Heritage Month. They are wearing colorful ribbons in their hair, jalisco outfits, and white heels. They are spinning and men are standing behind them in outfits of their own. There is also a screen visible past them.

A photograph of students gathered at tables around the stage of the Union Building's Syndicate. They are there for the TCC Men of Color Collaborative's Summit.

A photograph of members of the TCC Men of Color Collaborative standing on the stage of the Union Building's Syndicate. They are there for a summit where they will speak about their organization. There is a poster with a Kanye West quote on the ground and a man with a laptop and sound system in the back.

A photograph of a young man peaking behind a podium at the 18th Annual Celebracion event hosted by the UNT Multicultural Center. There is a woman standing beside him and he has a microphone and papers in front of her.

A photograph of a yellow place card that reads "Multicultural Center & Special Guests" at the 18th Annual Celebración Banquet. There is a small votive candle lit beside it, a menu in front of it, and there are utensils and place settings around it.

A photograph of a woman speaking on the stage in the Union Building's Syndicate during the summit held by the TCC Men of Color Collaborative. She is holding a microphone and is standing in front of the men who are part of the summit.

A photograph of a man sitting in a chair on the stage of the Union Building's Syndicate. He is speaking as part of the summit held by the TCC Men of Color Collaborative and there are other chairs set up on either side of him.

A photograph of a sign on the stage of the Union Building's Syndicate. It is a quote from Kanye West that reads "Now I could let these dream killers kill my self-esteem or use my arrogance as the steam to power my dreams." There is also a side profile painting of Kanye on half the poster.

A photograph of a woman speaking on the stage in the Union Building's Syndicate during the summit held by the TCC Men of Color Collaborative. She is holding a microphone and is standing in front of the men who are part of the summit.

A photograph of the men on the stage in the Union Building's Syndicate during the summit held by the TCC Men of Color Collaborative. They are sitting in chairs that were set up for them and one is holding up a microphone to speak into. There is also a sign with a Kanye West quote and painting on it.

A photograph of the stage set-up in the Union Building's Syndicate for the TCC Men of Color Collaborative who came to speak at UNT for a Summit. One man is standing by his chair on the stage and there are four empty chairs set up beside his own. A sign on the ground reads "Now I could let these dream killers kill my self-esteem or use my arrogance as the steam to power my dreams... K. West" with a side profile of Kanye West painted next to the quote.

A photograph of two students at the 2015 UNT International Parade in the Library Mall. One is holding a board that shows people where to line up and the other is holding a South Korean flag. They are both making peace signs with their free hands. There is also a stage set up behind them.

A photograph of a group of students at the 2015 UNT International Parade in the Library Mall. One is holding up the Chinese flag and another has a board that reads "China". Two of the students in the group are wearing cheongsam dresses with floral designs on them.

A photograph of several groups of students at the 2015 UNT International Parade on campus. They are holding the Nepalese flag, the Turkish flag, the South Korean Flag, and the Ivory Coast flag as well as small boards with the names of the countries on them that read "Japan", "Nepal", "Türkiye", "South Korea", and "Ivory [Coast]".

A photograph of multiple student groups at the 2015 UNT International Parade on campus. They are holding the Nepalese flag, the Turkish flag, the South Korean Flag, and the Ivory Coast flag as well as small boards with the names of the countries on them that read "Nepal", "Türkiye", "South Korea", and "Ivory [Coast]".

A photograph of a student group at the 2015 UNT International Parade on campus. They are holding the Mexican flag and a board with "Mexico" on it. They are also wearing traditional clothing for the region.

A photograph of student groups at the 2015 UNT International Parade on campus. They are holding boards that read "Türkiye" and "Nicaragua" and flags for both countries. Someone is taking a photo of them using an iPhone camera.

A photograph of students and staff eating at tables during the 2015 UNT International Parade in the Library Mall. The tables are set up in long rows and there are booths and flags around the perimeter.

A photograph of the Oman student group in the 2015 UNT International Parade in the Library Mall. One of the women are holding a board that reads "Oman" and the other is carrying a flag made up of all of several different countries' flags. Other groups, students who are watching the procession, and a stage are visible behind them.