A flyer for Eve Ensler's "The Vagina Monologues" play performed at UNT, held by UNT Special Collections. The flyer has black text. On the top left is a graphic of two legs kicking up in the air. The top right contains the words "The Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance" the title of the play is under it in big grey faded grey letters outlined by black. The bottom middle of the flyer contains information for the location and time of the event followed by the names of the directors.

A flyer for the UNT Multicultural Center Twitter handle, held by UNT Special Collections. The color is filled with different bright colors made up of abstract shapes, such as black, purple, orange, red and yellow. On the top right in a black part of the poster are bold yellow words saying "Follow the Multicultural Center on Twitter" with the Multicultural Center Twitter handle under it (@UNT_MC). At the bottom is information on the Multicultural Center in white.

A flyer for the UNT Multicultural Center sponsored event "Juneteenth Denton Celebration 2015," held by UNT Special Collections. The background of the flyer is black with abstract triangles covering most of it in light green, pink and yellow shapes. The name of the celebration is in yellow at the top with the date "June 19-20" under it in pink. On the left under the title are the word "Unity in the Community." Over the shapes in the middle in white is a list of the performers in white. Under it is the information for the event, and in the bottom right corner a list of some of the events happening during the celebration.

A flyer for the UNT Disability Series Spring 2015 sponsored by the Multicultural Center and Department of Disability & Addiction Rehabilitation, held by UNT Special Collections. The flyer is dark purple in color, with the title at the top of it. The letters "dis" in "disability series" are in a white outline and the rest of the letters are light blue in color. The words/numbers Spring 15 are also in white. Under the title is small white text with information on the Multicultural and Disability offices. The other half of the poster contains light blue lettering with information on six different parts of the series: Your Rights in the Work Pace, Assistive Technology for People with Disabilities, keeping Cool Under Fire, Green Zone Training, Mental Health Awareness, and Autism Awareness. This information is over three white eagle outlines on the flyer background.

A flyer for the UNT Diversity Series by the Multicultural Center/Office of Disability, held by UNT Special Collections. The flyer is green, with the top containing the name of the flyer with the words in white, the words "UNT Diversity Series" in big, bold letters. This is separated from the rest of the flyer with a white line. Under that the flyer contains five sections with information on the Diversity Series events: Green Zone Training, Mental Health Myths Facts & Figures, Assistive Technology, Autism Awareness, and Your Rights In The Workplace. On each side of that list are two outlines of eagles in white. The list is separated by a white line followed by contact information on the Multicultural and Disability offices.

A flyer for a Winter Holiday Celebration on December 2nd by the UNT Multicultural Center, held by UNT Special Collections. The background of the poster is light blue with a pale design of different snowflakes and Christmas tree outlines. The text over the poster is white and outlined by a purplish color. The poster has the words "Winter Holiday Celebration, December 2nd, 12pm-6pm." That part covers most of the page, and is followed by a description of the celebration. The bottom of the flyer is a thin green banner with "UNT" and information on the Multicultural Center on the right. The words "A green light to greatness" on the left. On each side of the "2" on the poster are white candy canes outlined by purple like the letters.

A flyer for the "Yell Like Hell" event itinerary, held by UNT Special Collections. The flyer is white containing a faded gray icon of a circus tent with the words "Mean Green Circus" across the middle and the words "The Greatest Homecoming on Earth" under it. Over that is the information for the flyer. At the top are the words "Yell Like Hell," the first word with a black background and white letters. The second word is sideways in a red background with white letters and the last word in big red letters. This is followed by an itinerary containing a list of organizations, residents halls, and Greek (for the sororities and fraternities) with bolded red titles. The organizations are: Emerald Fusion, NAACP, UNT Country Western Dance, SGA, FSA, and UPC. The Resident Halls are: Bruce, West, Clark, Victory, Crumley, SFT, College Inn, Mozart Squre, Honors, Maple, Kerr, and Legends. The Greek (organizations) are given the beginning title of Team 1 to Team 8 and contains a group of four to five different Greek organizations each.

A flyer for the 14th Annual Equity & Diversity Conference on February 21, 2014, held by UNT Special Collections. The flyer is black with the title of the conference at the top in white letters. Along the bottom of the flyer is information on the Multicultural Center in the bottom left corner, and information on the Gateway Conference center is in the middle. In the right is a thin green banner with the letters UNT and the words "A green light to greatness." Over the middle of the flyer is a grey banner containing two photos. On the left is a black and white photo of an African American woman, and on the right a photo of an older Asian man. In between these is the name of the speakers: Sheryl Lee Ralph (left) and Lee Mun Wah (right).

A flyer for the "Nanotechnology and Jesus Christ" event that took place on February 22, 2013, held by UNT Special Collections. The event was hosted by the Christian Faculty Staff Group at UNT. The title is at the top of the flyer in the first section, the background grey in color. Under that the flyer is white and contains a photo of a man in a black suit and blue tie, the information for the presentation and his credentials next to the photo. Under that is another gray section of the flyer containing a long paragraph about the Speaker, James Tour, who is a leading nanotechnology scientist and devote follower of Jesus Christ. The paragraph goes on to list more on Tour's accomplishments. Under that paragraph is the last white section of the flyer with information for the Christian Faculty website and phone number, with the UNT name in the bottom right corner.

A flyer for a UNT Allies training to educate students and such on GLBT, held by UNT Special Collections. The white flyer has an explosion of color at the top with an upside down pink triangle over it with the words UNT Allies inside. On the left the purple part of the explosion has stars coming out of it, and it is the same in the red part on the right. Under these colors is a small paragraph detailing the reason for the training. "Ally Training educates and trains students, staff and faculty to create a safe zone for GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender) people at UNT. You don't have to be GLBT to go through training. Ally training is for anyone who's interested." Under this paragraph is a section titled "Dates & Times for Training, followed by 2 bits of information for the times and locations of the training. The bottom contains the ally website, and the symbols for the Resource Center in Dallas, Multicultural Center, and UNT.

A flyer for the UNT Libraries event "Human Library Book Project," held by UNT Special Collections. The background of the flyer contains a graphic of the outline of six people at the top. The figures are black, outlined by pink and light blue. The title of the flyer is under that black letters outlined by a splash of light blue. Under the title is a white graphic of two book pages, on the left side the words "Be A Human Book!" in black. On the right of that is a big yellow circle with information on the event. The Human Library Book Project was an event where people could volunteer to be "Human Books" to challenge stereotypes by having respectful conversations with each other. The "book title" for the humans would be chosen for their stereotype such as "unauthorized immigrant." Under this circle on the left is a smaller pink circle with a book graphic at the top of it, separated by a black line and followed by contact information for a person named Diane Wahl. On the bottom right of the flyer are three small circles. The left one says UNT Libraries, the middle Multicultural Center, and the one …

A flyer for an event presented by the Multicultural Center "Managing Generations," held by UNT Special Collections. The flyer is black with five colored photos at the top. From left to right: Betty White (red) , Denzel Washington (green), Sophia Vergara (purple), Lady Gaga (yellow), Justin Bieber (blue). Under the photos is the title of the flyer in white. A white box is under it containing information on the event and its relevance to the University, plus its meeting location. On the bottom left are the words "Multicultural Center" and "UNT' on the bottom right.

A flyer for the UNT Multicultural Center and Buddy System sponsored bowling event "Bowling for Buddies," held by UNT Special Collections. The flyer has a dark background illustration of a red bowling ball rolling towards bowling pins that are falling over. Over that is the information for the event in yellow, with the title of the event at the top in bold. The information for the event under the title includes: Where, When, and Time. Other information included is the contact for Kellen Hill, the Buddy System Coordinator. In the left corner is the symbol for the Buddy System made up of a circle of two black arrows, including the words "Peer Mentoring." On the right are the words "Multicultural Center" with colorful circles. The bottom of the flyer contains the name for the Facebook and Twitter of the Buddy System.

A flyer for information on the previous names of the Multicultural Center "Where do your roots begin," held by UNT Special Collections. The flyer is white with a green tree outline drawn in the background. The leaves section contains five different photos. From left to right at the top they are titled: Interfaith, Gender. Under those two the three photos are titled: Race/Ethnicity, Sexual Orientation, Disability. At the bottom near the roots of the tree is an illustration of students from different backgrounds. Coming out of the illustration is a text box detailing the last name change of the multicultural center. Around the roots at the bottom from right to left are previous names for the center: Center for Cultural Diversity 1996, Intercultural Services 1975, Center for Ethnic Affairs 1971, Student Ethnic Enrichment Center 2002. The Multicultural Center final name is above the bottom illustration with the year 2003 by it.

A program for the APAEC6 Ignite The Voice Within 6th Annual Asian Pacific American Empowerment Conference, hosted by the University of North Texas' Multicultural Center, in November 13, 2010, as well as the Institutional Equity and Diversity.

A flyer promoting the film, "Never Perfect," by Regina Park, in observance of the Asian Heritage Month. The film will be viewed, Wednesday, April 15th, 2009 at 4:00 pm. Never Perfect examines the dramatic rise in cosmetic surgery among Asian-American women, influenced by beauty ideals.

"No Sex Please, We're Asians: Cultural Influence on Asian American Sexualities" flyer, sponsored by the University of North Texas' Multicultural Center. The flyer is for a lecture on sexual risks in Asian subgroups held on April 4th, 2009 in the University's Union building, Room 411 with lecturer Dr. Chwee-Lye Chng.

A document for use during the 2008 Carnival. There are two copies on the page and the logos for UNT and the Multicultural Center are on the front and back pages. Inside are spaces for students to fill out their information and countries to check off as they visit the booths at the event.

A flyer for a dance event at UNT titled "Gender Equality Through Dance," held by UNT Special Collections. The background of the flyer is a female dancer twirling with one leg kicked high in the air, her arms spread out and her head facing up. A ribbon is twirled all around her with gold sparkles surrounding her in a glow. At the top is a yellow banner with the event title inside it in white, and a smaller line of gold under it with the words "No Net Ensnares Us." The bottom half of the banner has 4 sections, the top one gold and the descending ones getting darker as it goes along. The first section contains the location of the event, the second the hosts, the third a phone number and the fourth the words "Join us for a post-dance discussion on Gender Issues!" The bottom is the black part of the banner, containing the name of the University (UNT) on the left, Women's Studies in the middle and Multicultural Center on the right with colorful circles in between the two words.

An event mailer inviting people to attended a lecture hosted by the University of North Texas' Department of History, to listen to Faegheh Shirazi give a lecture titled, "Muslim Women's Veiling (Hijab) in Modern Culture." The lecture was held in the Eagle Student Service Center, Room 255 on March 15, 2007 at 4:00 pm.

A booklet for the National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies Tejas Regional (NACCS) conference that was hosted by the University of North Texas in March, 2007. The excerpt inside the booklet is a message from former UNT president Gretchen M. Bataille, which states that UNT is happy to have NACCS conference on the Denton campus.

An event flyer and invitation for the Women of Color conference 2007, titled "Women, Money and Power." The conference was held at the University of North Texas' Union building's Diamond Eagle Suite on Thursday, March 29, 2007 at 7:00 pm.

A document with information about the UNT Trailblazers' 8th Annual Reunion. There is a picture of the group from the last year's reunion on the back of the program. Inside it announces scholarships, a message from the president of the group, a schedule of events, pictures from the original yearbook and present day, announcements for upcoming events, a letter from the university president Norval F. Pohl, and records of past reunions.

A document about "Life of Balance" hosted by League for Professional Women. It includes an itinerary for the event and a long bio about Kathy Peel, the main speaker.