Photograph of Harold Stewart (21) being fouled by an opponent while attempting to dunk during a basketball game against the University of South Alabama. Stewart can be seen in the center of the photograph, jumping toward a basket to the left. He is raising both arms with the ball between his hands and appears to be yelling. A South Alabama player is jumping up behind Stewart, reaching for the ball. Two other members of the opposing team can be seen watching to the left.

Photograph of Justin Howerton (34) attempting to shoot a basketball during a game against the University of South Alabama. Howerton can be seen in the center of the photograph, jumping toward a basket to the left. He is raising his right arm as the ball flies toward the hoop. South Alabama players are attempting to block the shot from all sides.

Photograph of Kendrick Davis (12) and Isaac Hines (23) guarding an opponent during a game against the University of South Alabama. The South Alabama player can be seen standing in the center of the photograph with his knees bent, holding a basketball. Hines is grabbing the ball with his left hand while Davis guards their opponent from behind.

Photograph of Kendrick Davis (12) attempting to shoot a basketball during a game against the University of South Alabama. Davis can be seen mid-jump, facing to the left of the camera and raising both arms with the ball between his hands. Three South Alabama players attempt to guard Davis from the left.

Photograph of Steve Swartz, Associate Professor of Logistics Management at UNT, giving a lecture during class. Swartz can be seen standing on the left side of the photograph, facing a group of students to the right. He is gesturing with both hands. A presentation slide titled, "The Book Selling Industry," can be seen on a projector screen behind him.

Photograph of Steve Swartz, Associate Professor of Logistics Management at UNT, giving a lecture during class. Swartz can be seen standing on the left side of the photograph, facing to the right of the camera and gesturing with both hands. A presentation slide titled, "E-Fulfillment," is visible on a projector screen behind him. Students can be seen sitting at tables in the foreground with their backs to the camera.

Photograph of Steve Swartz, Associate Professor of Logistics Management at UNT, giving a lecture during class. Swartz can be seen standing on the left side of the photograph, facing a group of students to the right. He is pointing to a presentation slide titled, "The Book Selling Industry," on the projector screen behind him.

Photograph of Steve Swartz, Associate Professor of Logistics Management at UNT, giving a lecture during class. Swartz can be seen standing in the center of the photograph, looking to the right of the camera. He is using both arms to gesture to a presentation slide titled, "Direct-to-Consumer:Cost Trade-Off," on the projector screen behind him. The heads of two students can be seen in the foreground, facing away from the camera.

Photograph of the interior of Café G.A.B. at the General Academic Building (GAB) on the campus of the University of North Texas (UNT).

Photograph of student journalists editing the North Texas Daily newspaper at the Mayborn School of Journalism on campus at the University of North Texas (UNT).

Photograph of student journalists editing the North Texas Daily newspaper at the Mayborn School of Journalism on campus at the University of North Texas (UNT).

Photograph of the Hatch Visuals station at the Mayborn Agencies Showcase. From left to right they are 'unidentified', Jefferee Woo, Ranjani Groth, Thomas Gonzales, and Robert Warren, all were involved with the online agency for student photographers.

Photograph of an interior stairwell of the General Academic Building (GAB) at the University of North Texas (UNT) campus.

Photograph of the set up of Life Through the Lens: Pictures That Tell a Story exhibit. Featuring photographs of Joe Clark and Junebug Clark, the exhibit was located at UNT on the Square, June 1 through July 22, 2015.

Photograph of Noah Bunn, at UNT.

Photograph of Noah Bunn and students, at UNT.

Thorne Anderson examines camera with a student in photojournalism class at UNT.

Photograph of the University of North Texas (UNT) Art Gallery of the Square exterior.

Photograph of a tutor working with a student in the UNT Writing Center on campus. They are sitting together at a desk and have his paper open on the desk to edit and go through together.

Photograph of a tutor working with a student in the UNT Writing Center on campus. They are sitting at a desk in a small office area and are going over the paper and editing it together. Other pairs are seated around the collection of desks.

Photograph of tutors working with students in the UNT Writing Center on campus. They are sitting in pairs at desks in a small office area and have the students' papers open in front of them. They are going to edit the papers and read through them together.

Photograph of tutors working with students in the UNT Writing Center on campus. They are sitting at desks in a small office area and the pairs are going over the individual papers and editing it together.

Photograph of a commemorative flag from the Bob Kap Collection, held by UNT Special Collections. It reads "A.P.O.E.L. VS. TORNADO 14.10.67" and was from the team's game in Cyprus. The flag is made with a blue fabric that catches the light and has golden metallic edges with tassels. The lettering is in a golden yellow thread. At the bottom point of the triangle flag is a large tassel made with the same golden thread as the side details.

Photographs of Bob Kap's hat from the Bob Kap Collection, held by UNT Special Collections. In the first and third photos the exterior of the hat is visible, and in the third it is on a hat stand. In the second photo the inner silk lining is visible, including the Resistol "Self-Conforming" name and logo. It has a yellow shield with red crosses and a sword in the center, and a crown on top of it. There are also two posed lions on either side of the shield. Beneath the shield is more text that reads "Rodnick PRODUCT".