A photograph of students at the 2004 UNT Homecoming tailgate. Two are from a fraternity and the other two are from a sorority, likely the Zeta Phi Beta sorority based off of the hat and t-shirt of the one on the right. They are all making their group's hand-signs.

A photograph of a decorated shirt from the Clothesline Project, meant to spread awareness about domestic violence and abuse as well as sexual assault. It is hanging on a mock-clothesline in the UNT Student Union. It is green and has the words "Daddy said he wasn't going to touch me anymore...But he did" with a zigzag box around it and a sad face painted next to it.

A photograph of people gathered together in the UNT Multicultural Center offices. Some are wearing Multicultural Center t-shirts and they are standing and sitting in a semi-circle in the large room. Andrea Robledo is sitting in the middle of the group.

A document advertising the events hosted by the UNT Multicultural Center during Hispanic Heritage Month. There is a description of the month at the top and it lists each event by the date and time, followed by location, name, and a quick description. At the end is an informational section about the center and its work.

A document announcing the events happening at UNT to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in 2005. There is a flag collage background and country names in the middle. The events are all hosted by the UNT Multicultural Center.

A photograph of a student wearing her UNT Intramural Champion t-shirt at the 2004 Homecoming game. She is standing underneath a large tent and has a table in front of her with Toastmaster magazines, folders, and pens on it.

A photograph of Janine with B. D. Wong during the Equity and Diversity Conference. Janine is wearing a light blue suit jacket with a matching skirt and is leaning over the table that B. D. Wong is using to autograph books.

A photograph of Janine speaking at a banquet during the Equity and Diversity Conference. She is wearing a light blue suit jacket with a matching skirt and she is standing behind a podium. There are chairs around a table in front of her.

A photograph of a decorated shirt from the Clothesline Project, meant to spread awareness about domestic violence and abuse as well as sexual assault. It is hanging on a mock-clothesline in the UNT Student Union. It is a light blue and has the words "I Survived with Angels on my side!" written in paint and hearts, a sun, and wings decorating it.

A photograph of Deborah Leliaert, Mary Finley, and Sue Young at a podium during the Equity and Diversity Conference at UNT. Leliaert and Young have their arms around Finley who is standing between them. Dan Emenheiser and Cassandra Berry are visible standing to one side against the wall behind them. An empty table is visible beside the podium as well.

A photograph of Lanette McClure and Andrea Robledo making ice cream floats in the UNT Multicultural Center offices. They both have on UNT Multicultural Center t-shirts and have large ice cream tubs and several bottles of Coca-cola and Barg's Rootbeer in front of them. There are paper handouts on the counter in front of them and students are visible sitting in the room past them.

A photograph of Multicultural Center workers in their office in the Union during Howdy Week on the UNT campus. Many are wearing matching green t-shirts and they are arranged on chairs and a couch for their group photo.

A flier advertising a free training service for students interested in joining the "Our Next Educators" program. It includes information about the sessions and contact information for registering.

A photograph of a decorated shirt from the Clothesline Project, meant to spread awareness about domestic violence and abuse as well as sexual assault. It is hanging on a mock-clothesline in the UNT Student Union. It is orange and has white paint reading "I will Survive" with a happy face, two figures on the sleeves, circles, and wavy lines decorating it.

A photograph of a group of students gathered in the Multicultural Center office for a Women's Center event. They are seated around the room and one is standing in front of the WC table. There are handouts and balloons on the table.

A photograph of people gathered underneath a tent at the 2004 UNT Homecoming tailgate. They are sitting and standing with food and drinks. Other people and tents are visible past them.

A photograph of performer in front of the stand during Community Church. He is wearing classic minstrelsy-style gloves and mask and is moving rapidly. There is a chair set up behind him and people by the sound system and doorway.

A photograph of two adult dancers and one young dancer in front of a gathering of people for a Community Church. There is a raised platform behind them with a small white podium on it and a microphone. The chairs are arranged in a half-circle around them and the stage.

A document collecting pictures from First Flight Week and Howdy Week where the UNT Multicultural Center set up stations with games and snacks for students. It was included on the website for the organization.

A document collecting pictures from events hosted by the UNT Multicultural Center in the 2004-2005 academic year. It was included in the website for the organization.

A photograph of of shirts made during the Clothesline Project, meant to spread awareness about domestic violence and abuse as well as sexual assault. They are laid out on a green bench in the One O'Clock Lounge in the UNT Student Union. The pink one reads "you survived" and "Mom, Your my hero for always being strong and never losing faith" with hearts on it. The yellow one reads "Speak."

A photograph of shirts made during the Clothesline Project, meant to spread awareness about domestic violence and abuse as well as sexual assault. They are laid out on a green bench in the One O'Clock Lounge in the UNT Student Union. The pink one reads "I'm a survivor & I'm here to say you can ---" in glitter paint and the yellow one reads "you Deserve Better Put God First" with a cross drawn underneath.

A photograph of a poster from the Clothesline Project, meant to spread awareness about domestic violence and abuse as well as sexual assault. It is hanging in the One O'Clock Lounge in the UNT Student Union and shows different colored shirts on a string with the words "Stop violence against women" above it and "Don't Be A Victim!" beneath.

A photograph of a poster on the wall at the Clothesline Project, meant to spread awareness about domestic violence and abuse as well as sexual assault. The poster is hung up in the UNT Student Union. It reads "College Age Women are 4 times more likely to be sexually Assaulted".