Video footage of the One O'Clock Lab band, wind symphony with grand chorus, and symphony orchestra with grand chorus performing at the Murchison Performing Arts Center opening gala. The video ends with a fireworks display.

A video of the student life and opportunities that are available at the University of North Texas.

A video of an overview of campus life and educational opportunities for students at the University of North Texas.

Photograph of Margaret Cho visiting UNT in 1999. Cho can be seen sitting at a table in the center of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. She is sticking her tongue out and smiling. Two men can be seen next to Cho, one on either side. They are both smiling. Cho is holding hands with one of the men.

Photograph of the Milky Way galaxy, as seen from Earth. The galaxy is visible as a red band spanning from the top left to the bottom right corner of the photograph, among a black sky covered with stars.

Photograph of the Milky Way galaxy, as seen from Earth. The galaxy is visible as a hazy band spanning from the top to the bottom portion of the photograph.

Photograph of the Milky Way galaxy, as seen from Earth. The galaxy is visible as a hazy band spanning from the left to the right side of the photograph.

Photograph of the Milky Way galaxy, as seen from Earth. The galaxy is visible as a hazy band spanning from the left to the right side of the photograph.

Photograph of the Milky Way galaxy, as seen from Earth. The galaxy is visible as a hazy band spanning from the top left to the bottom right corner of the photograph, among a black sky covered with stars.

Photograph of Dr. Moon Kim, Associate Professor and Director of Facility for Electron Microscopy at UNT, operating a large electron microscope in a research lab. Kim can be seen on the right side of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. He is looking into a viewport on the microscope in front of him and holding an adjustment knob with both hands.

Photograph of Dr. Moon Kim (center), Associate Professor and Director of Facility for Electron Microscopy at UNT, with a student (left) a research lab. The men can be seen facing each other in front of electron microscopy equipment. Kim is sitting on a stool, holding a notebook open. The other man is standing. A third man can be seen standing in the background on the right side of the photograph, looking down at the book in his hands.

Photograph of Dr. Moon Kim, Associate Professor and Director of Facility for Electron Microscopy at UNT, operating a large electron microscope in a research lab. Kim can be seen on the right side of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. He is looking into a viewport on the microscope.

Photograph of Dr. Moon Kim, Associate Professor and Director of Facility for Electron Microscopy at UNT, operating a large electron microscope in a research lab. Kim can be seen on the right side of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. He is looking into a viewport on the microscope.

Photograph of Dr. Moon Kim, Associate Professor and Director of Facility for Electron Microscopy at UNT, operating a large electron microscope in a research lab. Kim can be seen on the right side of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. He is looking into a viewport on the microscope in front of him and holding an adjustment knob with both hands.

Photograph of Dr. Moon Kim, Associate Professor and Director of Facility for Electron Microscopy at UNT, operating a large electron microscope in a research lab. Kim can be seen on the right side of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. He is looking into a viewport on the microscope in front of him and holding an adjustment knob with both hands.

Photograph of an electron microscope in a UNT research lab. An electron gun can be seen attached to the top of a round specimen chamber with several viewports.

Photograph of two students operating a large electron microscope in a UNT research lab. The students can be seen on the left and right portions of the photograph, facing each other. They appear to be looking into viewports on either side of the microscope.

Photograph of an electron microscope in a UNT research lab. An electron gun attached to the top of a round specimen chamber with several viewports can be seen in the center of the photograph. A keypad can be seen in the bottom left corner.

Photograph of a viewport on an electron microscope, taken in a UNT research lab. A piece of glass can be seen in the center of a round flange secured with nuts and bolts.

Photograph of an electron microscope in a UNT research lab. An electron gun can be seen attached to the top of a round specimen chamber with several viewports.

Photograph of the demolition of Quad 2 on the UNT campus. A CAT excavator can be seen in front of the building on the left side of the photograph, holding two window frames above a pile of demolished material. A man is standing on the right side of the photograph, spraying a fire hose up towards the exterior right corner of the building. A parking lot is visible in the foreground.

Photograph of a woman sitting at an office desk in Bain Hall. The woman is turned away from the desk, looking at the camera and smiling. A CAT excavator demolishing Quad 2 can be seen through the window behind her.

Photograph of the demolition of Quad 2 on the UNT campus. A CAT excavator can be seen in front of the building on the left side of the photograph, hovering its claw above a pile of demolished material. A man is standing on the sidewalk to the right of the building, spraying a fire hose towards a rough opening where a window used to be.

Photograph of the demolition of Quad 2 on the UNT campus. A CAT excavator can be seen in front of the remaining section of the building in the center of the photograph. The front wall of the building is missing. A large pile of demolished material can be seen covering the grass in front of the excavator. A parking lot is partially visible in the foreground of the photograph.