Photograph of Dr. Finley Graves, the Dean of the College of Business starting in 2007. He is wearing a suit, patterned tie, and a pair of glasses.

Photograph of Kathleen Cooper, the dean of the College of Business Administration from 2005-2007. She is seated for a portrait photo.

Photograph of the front entrance to the Business Administration Building, now Sage Hall. There are lamps on the wall between the arches leading into the covered space by the doors. There are bushes along the bottom of the walls and trees on the lawn in front.

Photograph of UNT students using speech and hearing equipment. Four students can be seen sitting at a table, holding headphones and microphones. One woman on the right side of the photograph is wearing the headphones and appears to be laughing. She is pointing to someone across from her on the far left side of the photograph, but the person is almost entirely out of frame. Extra equipment and an instruction manual can be seen on the table in front of the group.

Photograph of a group of people playing African drums in the UNT Student Union. Members are standing in two rows, facing slightly to the left of the camera. They are all wearing traditional African clothing. People can be seen crowded around the drummers; many of the audience members are holding flags for different countries.

Photograph of a man (right) and a woman (left) using equipment in a UNT lab. They are both sitting down, holding a large sheet of paper with recorded wavelengths between them. The woman is holding a pen in her left hand and looking at the man. Equipment can be seen on all sides of them.

Photographs of the 2009-2010 artist's book competition winner "20 Soldiers a Day" created by Jung Eun Lee (or Jungeun Lee). The artist's book is a Japanese-sewn volume consisting of double-leaves sewn together. The recto of each leaf has a changing pattern of stains and marks, and the verso of each leaf has text from the inner surface becoming more and more visible as the reader moves through the volume. The next-to-last leaf has complete text, the testimony of a young Korean girl who was forced into sexual slavery at a comfort station for Japanese military personnel in Taiwan during World War II. The volume is tied closed with triple-strand white string and is wrapped in a stained square of white cloth that is tied with twine. The first image of is the cloth bundle up and tied together by the twine. Image 2, opened up cloth book. The left side has few stains, and the right side some black marks with string sticking out at the top. Image 3, closeup of a cloth page with black marks across the middle of it. Image 4, A closed bound book laying atop a white cloth, a stain on its spine.

Photographs of the 2005-2006 artist's book competition winner "Book in a Steel Box" created by Eric Blake. A small cloth-bound volume with graphite lines throughout is welded into a steel box. The book is visible along the spine and fore-edge through steel bars. The box does not open, and the book cannot be removed, making it an "inaccessible text." The first image is of a steel box, with a book inside of it, two bars covering the opening. Image 2, front view of the book inside a steel box. Image 3, book in a steel box laying down flat, the bars over the opening upright.

Photograph of the McConnell Memorial Tower and Administration Building at UNT. Trees can be seen in front of the building on either side of the photograph, covered in ice. Snow is lying on a small patch of grass in the bottom right corner of the photograph. An individual can be seen walking in front of the Administration Building, holding an umbrella.

Photograph of students sitting in rows at the UNT 2002 graduation ceremony. They are all wearing black graduation caps and gowns. Two women are in focus on the left side of the photograph. The woman closest to the camera is looking down at an event program in her left hand, and wiping her mouth with her right hand. The woman next to her is looking forward to the right of the camera, adjusting her hair.

Photograph of the North Texas Green Brigade Marching band practicing next to the Hurley Administration building. Students closest to the camera are playing brass instruments. Another row of students can be seen in front of them. Members have their backs turned to the camera. The Administration Building can be seen in the background of the photograph.

Photograph of a group of Green Jackets alumni and current students posing on steps in front of Hurley Administration Building on the UNT campus.

Photograph of the NT Cheerleaders gathered together for a group picture on the mats in their practice room. They are in four rows, with the fourth being made up of girls on the shoulders of the guys on the team.

Photograph of unidentified group of attendees at the 2007 New Faculty Reception in the Rare Book Room of the Willis Library at UNT. The Rare Book collection is visible in the foreground and background of the photo.

Photograph of unidentified group of attendees at the 2007 New Faculty Reception in the Rare Book Room of the Willis Library at UNT. The guests are engaging with one another, the Rare Books display cases are in the background.

Photograph of unidentified group of attendees at the 2007 New Faculty Reception in the Rare Book Room of the Willis Library at UNT. Some of the guests are gathered at the table to get food. Other guests in the background are talking among one another.

Photograph of unidentified group of attendees at the 2007 New Faculty Reception in the Rare Book Room of the Willis Library at UNT. They are standing around talking to one another and being formally introduced.

Photograph of unidentified group of attendees at the 2007 New Faculty Reception in the Rare Book Room of the Willis Library at UNT. The guests are engaging with one another, the Rare Books display cases are in the background.

Photograph of the 2005-2006 North Texas softball team with their coach at Lovelace Stadium. Members of the team can be seen in uniform, walking on the field in a staggered row. The coach (3rd from right) is smiling.

Photograph of students volunteering on Make a Difference Day, an event held by UNT's Center for Leadership and Service each October. Individuals can be seen sitting and standing in two rows, facing the camera. Two young women in the front row (left, 2nd right) are holding gardening tools. A man and woman in the back row (2nd right, right) are doing the Delta Sigma Theta hand sign.