Photograph of a brown squirrel sitting on top of green North Texas Daily newspaper kiosk. The squirrel is facing the camera while holding and eating an acorn. The Hurley Administration Building north entrance is visible in the background of the image.

Photograph of UNT students during a counter-protest, held in response to a protest led by demonstrators associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. Students gathered for two days by the Library Mall on W. Highland Street. The flags they are holding represent the LGBT+ community groups. The rainbow flag represent all who identify as members of the LGBT community; the pink, yellow and blue flag represents the pansexual community; and the blue, black, purple, white and pink flag represents the genderfluid community. In the background Willis Library is visible.

Photograph of three UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. One is holding a sign that reads "Jesus loves you for who you are". The other two are crouched down and holding hands underneath the sign. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street and Willis Library can be seen in the background.

Photograph of UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. They are representing the UNT campus' branch of the NAACP organization. One student is wearing an NAACP shirt. Another is standing up and speaking into a microphone. Behind them students are holding a Black Lives Matter flag. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street and the Library Mall can be seen in the background.

Photograph of UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. They are representing the UNT campus' branch of the NAACP organization, one student is wearing an NAACP shirt. Behind them students are holding a Black Lives Matter flag. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street and the Library Mall can be seen in the background.

Photograph of UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. One student is speaking into a microphone. They are surrounded by other students representing the campus branch of the NAACP organization and the BLM movement. Behind them students are holding up a Black Lives Matter flag and a Pride flag. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street near the Library Mall and Willis Library.

Photograph of students crowded into the entrance of Library Mall from Highland Street in order to counter protest against representatives of the National Street Preachers Conference who staged an anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-Black Lives Matter, and anti-Muslim protest on the UNT campus, March 29 and 30, 2018. The Business Leadership Building can be seen in the background.

Photograph of the National Street Preachers anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-Black Lives Matter, and anti-Muslim protest on Highland Street on the UNT campus, March 29, 2018. The event was listed on the National Street Preachers Conference website as "Outreach to the University of North Texas." In the foreground students and community members gather to photograph, watch the protest, and counter protest. Three signs held by representatives of the National Street Preachers can be read: "BLM Rent A Riot," "Every Real Muslim is a Jihadist," and "Got AIDS Yet". A YPG (People's Protection Units) flag can be seen to the left of the frame.The Business Leadership Building is partially visible in the background.

Photograph of UNT students' counter-protest of the National Street Preachers anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-Black Lives Matter, and anti-Muslim protest on Highland Street on the UNT campus, March 29, 2018. The event was listed on the National Street Preachers Conference website as "Outreach to the University of North Texas." A student in the foreground of the photograph holds a pride flag. The Business Leadership Building is visible in the background.

Photograph of UNT Nerdfighters Seth Knievel (red pants), the Director of Internal Affairs and Vice President of the organization, and TJ Campbell (Marvel shirt), the Director of Events for the organization, participating in the counter-protest. A section of the larger group of students involved in the counter-protest can be seen behind them. Knievel appears to be speaking to one of the demonstrators with another standing to his side. The demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street next to Willis Library.

Photograph of graffiti reading "SPINACH" on a building across W. University Avenue from Rayzor Ranch.

Photograph of the UNT Welcome Center showing flowers in bloom along the path to the entrance and the UNT letters sculpture.

Photograph of Melissa McGuire, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs, standing next to the Beulah Harriss Gym memorial plaque, which is covered by a black cloth with a green ribbon.

Photograph of UNT President Neal Smatresk speaking at the Beulah Harriss Gym memorial plaque dedication. He is standing on a sidewalk near the marker, which is covered in a black cloth with a green ribbon. Other people are partially visible in the foreground.

Photograph of Elise Clements (left) and Melissa McGuire, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs, (right) unveiling the Beulah Harriss Gym memorial plaque.

Photograph of Elise Clements (left) and Melissa McGuire, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs, (right) standing on either side of the the Beulah Harriss Gym memorial plaque after removing the cloth that was covering it. Clements is wearing a Girl Scout sash and pins; an unientified person in the foreground is also wearing a patch jacket.

Photograph of a typed letter from Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music's Executive Director and Board President notifying the recipient about the cancellation of the summer event due to the "current imperative for “social distancing”" and issues regarding performers traveling.

Photograph of Miriam (Mimi) Beard working from home in March 2020. Beard converted a spare room in their apartment that was used as a studio space into became their workspace.

Photograph of two journal entries by Rita Robinson from March 11 and 17, 2020.

Photograph of a journal entry by Rita Robinson from March 18, 2020.

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 a large parking lot in Victory Park, Dallas, Texas. This site was used for Covid testing and we set up immediately after the COVID-19 pandemic closed everything.

Photograph of rows of empty shelves at a local Walmart store on March 13, 2020, at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.