Photograph of the Library Mall with the Hurley Administration Building in the background during the 2017 UNT tree lighting event, when lights on the Union and Library Mall trees were lit for the first time that holiday season. The trees on the UNT Library Mall are lit with green and yellow lights and the lights are reflected in the nearby fountain. The sign for the Eagle Student Services Center can be seen to the right.

Photograph of an internal airport that is completely empty besides the airport employees, this was immediately after the COVID-19 pandemic that closed everything.

Photograph of the inside of an airplane row, that is completely empty besides Miller who had a whole airplane row alone. This was immediately after the COVID-19 pandemic that closed everything.

Photograph of Robyn Pereira and Jackson King after voting in Austin, Texas on October 16, 2020.

Photograph of over two dozen disposed medical syringes used for administering Covid-19 vaccination shots at the University of Texas at Austin's Health Services Center. Boxes of unused syringes are shown stacked behind the clear bin holding the disposed syringes. In front of the clear bin are over two dozen individually wrapped and sealed sterile syringes placed on the table ready for use. The unused sterile syringe packaging reads "1 mL VanishPoint syringe."

Photographs of the front and back of a postcard mailed to Robert Beaton regarding guidelines to slow the spread of coronavirus. The postcard was issued by the White House and the Center for Disease Control (CDC). Both front and back of the postcard feature the coronavirus.gov URL for more information. The back of the postcard states "Even if you are young, or otherwise healthy, you are at risk and your activities can increase the risk for others. It is critical that you do your part to slow the spread of the coronavirus" and lists guidelines for social distancing and hygiene.

Photograph of a drinking fountain with a built in water bottle fill feature in a building on the University of North Texas campus. A sign on the wall above the fountain reads, "To help keep you safe and prevent the spread of illness, this water fountain is unavailable. Bottle fill station is available for use."

Photograph of a sign on a counter at the Starbucks coffee shop in the University Union on the University of North Texas campus. The sign reads "This seating area is temporarily closed" and indicates where customers should not sit in order to maintain social distancing.

Photograph of a handwritten sign in the window of a store on the Denton Square, The sign reads "We will not tolerate employee abuse. Please wear your mask above your nose."

Photograph of signage in the window of Recycled Books. The sign is made from blue and yellow construction paper and reads "Free masks inside!"

Photograph of a hand sanitizer dispenser and a sign in the Starbucks coffee shop in the University Union on the University of North Texas campus. The sign reads "Masks required" and features an illustration of a person properly wearing a face mask. Students are visible in the background.

Photograph of the entrance to the Wells Fargo bank in the University Union on the University of North Texas campus. Signs posted in the doors and windows read "This branch is temporarily closed" and the interior of the bank has no lights on, indicating that it is unoccupied.

Photograph of a Frankenstein monster mannequin in Recycled Books. The mannequin is wearing a blue, disposable face mask and has a note attached to its shirt that reads "Hi I'm Frank! Take a picture with me and tag me @recycledbooksdenton." Books are displayed on a table in front of the mannequin, clothing for sale is visible on the wall behind the mannequin, and a mural on an adjacent building is also visible through the window.

Photograph of signage in Recycled Books. Attached to a chalkboard sign indicating that no restroom is available are two handwritten signs regarding face masks. One sign features an illustration of a person wearing a facemask with their nose exposed and reads "Not to be nosey, but..." along with an illustration of the same person wearing a face mask covering their nose and mouth with a thumbs up and reading "thank you!" The other sign reads "Please do not remove your mask to... cough, sneeze, speak." Behind the signs, shelves of books are visible.

Photograph of volunteers at the Denton Community Food Center distributing food and other goods to recipients through the Center's drive-thru. The volunteers are wearing face masks and cars waiting in the drive-thru are visible as are boxes of food and other items.

Photograph of Susan Brown seated in a chair while a nurse injects a vaccination dose into Susan's arm. The nurse is not facing the camera but is shown wearing a face shield and purple gloves. Susan is wearing a bright pink t-shirt, light pink framed cat-eye glasses, and a light pink face mask. A blue denim jacket is on her lap. Susan holds up her right arm, the arm not receiving the vaccine, and signals a hand sign with both pinkie and index finger up and thumb holding down the other two fingers.

Photograph of the inside of a gymnasium with over a dozen spaced out rectangular tables and orange chairs in rows of four. Each table has about two to three people with one person administering Covid-19 vaccination shots and the other people receiving them or waiting to. A large white net is shown in the background of the image with people standing in line waiting to be seated at one of the tables for a vaccine. Every person visible in the image is wearing a face mask.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection director Annette Becker being interviewed in front of the exhibition "West Dressed: Fashions Inspired by the American Frontier" mounted at NorthPark Center in Dallas.

Photograph of three figures standing in front of a screen: Kendel Bolton, founder of the Bolton Arts Foundation; Annette Becker, director of the Texas Fashion Collection; and Robert Emery, co-founder of The Dallas Way. The three presented a lecture "Out of the Closet and Into the Archive: Selections from the Texas Fashion Collection" at the Dallas Museum of Art on June 16 as part of a Dallas Arts District Pride Block Party.

Photograph of UNT Fibers visiting Assistant Professor Gabe Duggan leading a group of fibers students in researching textiles in a Victor Costa dress at the Texas Fashion Collection's workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of UNT Fibers visiting Assistant Professor Gabe Duggan leading a group of fibers students in researching textiles in an eighteenth-century men's coat at the Texas Fashion Collection's workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection director Annette Becker standing on a chair and holding up a clear line supporting the arm of a mannequin displaying a rainbow-colored jumpsuit by James Galanos, part of photographing the garment for a digitization project taking place in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of UNT Fibers visiting Assistant Professor Gabe Duggan standing next to a group of fibers students and a coverlet woven collaboratively by those and other students. The coverlet was donated to the Texas Fashion Collection and is seen here in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of a group of Museum Studies graduate students from Baylor University who visited the Texas Fashion Collection to learn about behind-the-scenes practices and learn how to make padded hangers during a workshop in a TFC work space in Welch Street Complex 1.