Photograph of a variety of Texas Fashion Collection garments mounted on mannequins in preparation for collection digitization efforts in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection graduate intern Keely Sanders mounting a dress designed by James Galanos and worn by Marilyn Hailey, shown in a photograph next to the dress.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection graduate intern Keely Sanders mounting a dress designed by James Galanos and worn by Marilyn Hailey, shown in a photograph next to the dress.

Photograph of a variety of Texas Fashion Collection artifacts (primarily by designer James Galanos) mounted on mannequins in preparation for collection digitization, in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of a variety of Texas Fashion Collection artifacts (primarily by designer James Galanos) mounted on mannequins in preparation for collection digitization, in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of a variety of Texas Fashion Collection artifacts (primarily by designer James Galanos) mounted on mannequins in preparation for collection digitization, in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of a variety of Texas Fashion Collection artifacts (primarily by designer James Galanos) mounted on mannequins in preparation for collection digitization, in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Screenshot of a message from the President of the University of North Texas to students regarding safety guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The message specifically mentions the upcoming holiday break for Thanksgiving and how students can get tested for COVID-19 before travelling over the break.

Photograph of Jacqueline Aleman-Tena wearing a cap and gown for her graduation from the University of North Texas Master of Library Science graduate program.

Photograph of UNT College of Visual Arts and Design graduate Samantha Ekberg during UNT's Fall 2020 commencement ceremony. She is wearing graduation robes and a UNT branded face mask. The ceremony was done earlier than usual - before fall break - to follow the university's decision to move all classes and otherwise online for the rest of the semester after the fall break. During this ceremony there were multiple speakers and a looping video featuring the graduate's names, however students did not walk the stage or otherwise move. The ceremony was outside in Apogee Stadium, was for certain colleges within UNT, but unlike usual both graduate and undergraduate students were included. Graduate students are seen sitting on the field, and undergraduate students were placed in the stands by name, socially distanced.

Photograph of socially distanced students and limited guests (2 per graduate) during UNT's Fall 2020 commencement ceremony in Apogee Stadium. The ceremony was done earlier than usual - before fall break - to follow the university's decision to move all classes and otherwise online for the rest of the semester after the fall break. During this ceremony there were multiple speakers and a looping video featuring the graduate's names, however students did not walk the stage or otherwise move.

Photograph of socially distanced students in the stands (undergraduate) and on the field (graduate) during UNT's Fall 2020 commencement ceremony in Apogee Stadium. The ceremony was done earlier than usual - before fall break - to follow the university's decision to move all classes and otherwise online for the rest of the semester after the fall break. During this ceremony there were multiple speakers and a looping video featuring the graduate's names, however students did not walk the stage or otherwise move.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection staff, including TFC part-time photographer Megan Desoto, CMHT fashion merchandising undergraduate intern Katey Capps, TFC director Annette Becker, College of Visual Arts and Design photography graduate student and UNT Diamond Eagles-funded TFC student photographer Jacob Satterlee, and TFC part-time collection manager Janelle McCabe, taken in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection staff, including TFC part-time photographer Megan Desoto, CMHT fashion merchandising undergraduate intern Katey Capps, TFC director Annette Becker, College of Visual Arts and Design photography graduate student and UNT Diamond Eagles-funded TFC student photographer Jacob Satterlee, and TFC part-time collection manager Janelle McCabe, taken in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fahsion Collection staff adjusting the hemline of a dress by Lilli Wolff; pictured are TFC part-time photographer Megan Desoto, CMHT fashion merchandising undergraduate intern Katey Capps, and TFC part-time collection manager Janelle McCabe, shown in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection staff mounting an evening dress by designer Lilli Wolff. Pictured are TFC photographer Megan Desoto, TFC collection manager Janelle McCabe, and a TFC graduate assistant, all in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection photograph Megan Desoto photographing an evening dress by designer Lilli Wolff in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection photograph Megan Desoto photographing an evening dress by designer Lilli Wolff in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of the entrance of Atomic Candy. Posted in the glass door is a handwritten sign that reads "Please cover your nose with your mask!!!" Another sign shows a hand drawn illustration of a person wearing a mask covering their nose and mouth. The reflection of the Denton County Courthouse on the Square is visible in the glass.

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 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 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 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 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."