A photograph of students involved in the UNT branch of BSE, Black Student Experience. They are standing together in the Library Mall by the fountain and are putting their hands together in the middle of a circle.

A photograph of UNT students gathered together in an area that appears to be under construction. They are all wearing hard hats and have protective masks to cover their mouths. They are also all holding up the eagle claw hand signs.

A photograph of Don Lemon, the keynote speaker, at the UNT Equity and Diversity Conference. He is standing on a small raised stage with a podium in front and a UNT backdrop behind him. Several people are seated at the tables arranged in front of him.

A photograph of a group gathered around Don Lemon, a journalist who spoke at the UNT Equity and Diversity conference. Among them are Cheylon Brown (striped suit) and Damian Torres (far right).

A photograph of Don Lemon speaking at a UNT Multicultural Center event. He is wearing a suit and tie and is standing behind a podium with a sign that reads "UNT A green light to greatness" on the front. There is also a backdrop behind him with the same logo and tagline on it.

A photograph of the members of the Department of Institutional Equity and Diversity standing near the UNT Library Mall. They have on business casual clothing and are (L-R) Uyen Tran, unidentified, Aldo Alfaro, Cheylon Brown, and Damian Torres.

A photograph of Don Lemon speaking at the UNT Equity and Diversity conference. He is standing in behind a podium with a sign that reads "UNT A green light to greatness". There is also a backdrop with the UNT tagline on it behind him.

A photograph of the members of the Department of Institutional Equity and Diversity standing on a grassy area near the UNT Library Mall. They have on business casual clothing and their names are (L-R) Damian Torres, Aldo Alfaro, unidentified, Cheylon Brown, and Uyen Tran.

A photograph of a member of the Department of Institutional Equity and Diversity standing near the UNT Library Mall. He is standing with one of his hands holding his other wrist and is wearing a black suit jacket over a blue shirt.

A photograph of a woman and Cheylon Brown standing on a ramp that leads to the UNT Library Mall. Each of them is holding out one of their hands to make a triangle with them.

A photograph of Uyen Tran, a member of the Department of Institutional Equity and Diversity, near the UNT Library Mall. She is standing with her hands together in front of her and she is wearing a gray jacket over a blue top.

A photograph of the members of the Department of Institutional Equity and Diversity standing near the UNT Library Mall. They have on business casual clothing and are named (L-R) Uyen Tran, unidentified, Aldo Alfaro, Cheylon Brown, and Damian Torres.

A photograph of a member of the Department of Institutional Equity and Diversity standing near the UNT Library Mall. She is wearing green pants and a black blouse and blazer.

A photograph of Cheylon Brown standing on a ramp that leads to the UNT Library Mall. She is standing sideways and is wearing a black pantsuit and green top.

A photograph of Damian Torres, a member of the Department of Institutional Equity and Diversity, standing near the UNT Library Mall. He is standing with one of his hands holding his other wrist and is wearing a Polo sweater vest over a gingham patterned shirt.

Photograph of a group of people outside doing community service, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows a couple of people kneeling on the ground outside on some dried up grass, an orange bucket by them. On the top left side of the photo two women are seen from the back by the red brick building. All these people wear the same white t shirts.

Photograph of the backs of six women at ASB 2013, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows six women, from the back, standing outside somewhere. In the distance a bridge can be seen, with a building closely on the right. ASB stands for Alternative Service Break. The mission of the University of North Texas' Alternative Service Breaks Program is to raise awareness of social issues and injustices through education and intensive service-learning experiences. Students are immersed in communities that will bring to the forefront of social awareness and inspire lifelong action and friendships. Alternative Service Breaks provide a variety of week-long service opportunities. These opportunities not only contribute to a deeper understanding of social issues, service and community but are often the sparks that motivate people to get involved in community service.

A photograph of Gilda Garcia speaking during the Multicultural Center's La Raza Graduation event. She is standing on a stage behind a podium with the UNT logo on the front of it. Behind her is a screen with a picture and text on it.

Photograph of a group at the SPLC at ASB 2013, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows a group of eight African American men in women during the daytime standing by a black wall structure on the left side. The black wall contains a quote by Martin Luther King Jr that says "Until justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream." SPLC is the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Alabama. It is an American nonprofit legal advocacy organization specializing in civil rights and public interest litigation. ASB stands for Alternative Service Break. The mission of the University of North Texas' Alternative Service Breaks Program is to raise awareness of social issues and injustices through education and intensive service-learning experiences. Students are immersed in communities that will bring to the forefront of social awareness and inspire lifelong action and friendships. Alternative Service Breaks provide a variety of week-long service opportunities. These opportunities not only contribute to a deeper understanding of social issues, service and community but are often the sparks that motivate people to get involved in community service.

Photograph of a UNT staff member at a carnaval on UNT campus, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows a young African American man with a black t shirt, with the word "UNT Staff" on the back of it in green. A green table with chairs is seen by him.

A photograph of graduating students, including Leslie Jimenez, at the Multicultural Center's La Raza Graduation event. They are wearing their regalia and are standing in front of the UNT backdrop, which has the logo and tagline on it. The woman in the middle is wearing a dress with a volunteer medallion and has her arms around the other two.

Photograph of a group standing in front of the Edmund Pettus Bridge, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows a group of eight African American men and women standing against a rail, smiling for a picture, with the bridge in the background during the daytime. Behind the rail is water. All of the group wears the same grey t-shirt with the letters UNT on it. ASB stands for Alternative Service Break. The mission of the University of North Texas' Alternative Service Breaks Program is to raise awareness of social issues and injustices through education and intensive service-learning experiences. Students are immersed in communities that will bring to the forefront of social awareness and inspire lifelong action and friendships. Alternative Service Breaks provide a variety of week-long service opportunities. These opportunities not only contribute to a deeper understanding of social issues, service and community but are often the sparks that motivate people to get involved in community service.

A photograph of young women at the Multicultural Center's La Raza Graduation event. They are waiting to go on stage for a speech and award presentation for volunteering through the Multicultural Center. They are standing in front of flags and one is holding folders.

A photograph of a family at the Multicultural Center's La Raza Graduation event. They are standing in front of a green UNT backdrop with the logo and taglines on it. The mom is wearing her full regalia, including a cap, gown, and La Raza stole. Her husband and two children are with her.