NT in-House journal, with featured article, "NT among first to integrate," highlighting that Joseph L. Atkins won admission for black student to attend North Texas State College in 1955.

Newspaper clipping regarding the celebration of Black History Awareness Month and the Progressive Black Student Organization scheduled many activities to bring awareness to black culture.

An invitation and envelope for the Pan-African Students' Association 3rd Annual Extravaganza Banquet, "The New Face of Africa," that was held at the Gateway Center on February 19, 2005 and sponsored by the University of North Texas.

Program for the Pan-African Students' Association 3rd Annual Extravaganza Banquet, "The New Face of Africa," that was held at the Gateway Center on February 19, 2005 and sponsored by the University of North Texas.

A photograph of women sitting at a table during the 2006 Black History Month banquet. There are glasses of tea and water in front of them and coffee cups as well. Another table is visible behind them.

A photograph of a guest and Cheylon Brown standing together in the ballroom at the 2006 Black History Month banquet. The man is wearing a black coat and a brown plaid scarf and Brown is wearing a pink and yellow outfit.

A photograph of guests sitting together in the ballroom at the 2006 Black History Month banquet. They are (L-R) Sharetta Lee, Christian Lee, and Persephone Williams. Christian is putting up bunny-ears over his own head and another group's table is visible past them.

A photograph of a dance team during their performance in the ballroom at the 2006 Black History Month banquet. They are wearing red and green shining wraps over black clothes and are standing in a loose formation. One woman has a man behind her during the dance and he is wearing all black.

A photograph of an attendee standing by her table in the ballroom during the 2006 Black History Month banquet. One of her hands is on her chair back and the other is on the table. There is a plate and two glasses with water and tea. There is also a disposable camera on the table in front of her seat.

A document about a story in the NT Daily that covers a UNT Multicultural Center Event. It is titled "Women of Color conference focuses on unity". There is also a picture of panelists at the event.

A photograph of Christian Lee sitting at one of the tables in the ballroom at the 2006 Black History Month banquet. He is wearing a striped button down and sweater vest over it and is also giving himself bunny ears with two fingers. There is a bowl in front of him and two cups with water and tea in them. Other attendees and tables are visible behind him.

A photograph of Zeta Phi Beta members sitting at their designated table during the 2006 Black History Month banquet. The women are holding up their sorority's hand sign. There are glasses of tea and water in front of them and coffee cups as well. A sign on the table marks it as theirs and another shows a picture of Alice Walker, an African American historic figure.

A photograph of a student speaking during the 2006 Black History Month banquet. She is standing behind a large wooden podium and has a microphone in front of her as well. Another student is standing to the left behind her.

A document advertising an event called SEX (Successfully Experience the X factor) hosted by the UNT Multicultural Center on campus. Jordan K. Spradley is the speaker. At the bottom is a short description of the purpose of the event and its purpose.

A photograph of people sitting at a table with a name-sign for "Mr. Donald Cox" during the 2006 Black History Month banquet. There are glasses of tea and water in front of them and coffee cups as well. A young girl is sitting with them.

A photograph of a speaker standing behind the podium in the ballroom at the 2006 Black History Month banquet. He is wearing a black suit and is leaning towards the microphone at the podium.

A photograph of a student speaking during the 2006 Black History Month banquet. She is standing behind a large wooden podium and has a microphone in front of her as well.

A photograph of a students during the 2006 Black History Month program. They are gathered around presenters for a picture and two are wearing jackets with lettering outlined in gold.

A photograph of a group of sorority sisters standing together in the ballroom at the 2006 Black History Month banquet. They are all lined up and are making "Z"s with their hands.

A photograph of Cheylon Brown standing at the podium in the ballroom at the 2006 Black History Month banquet. She is wearing a yellow and pink outfit.

A flier for the UNT Safer Spring Break Week programs. There are five events throughout the week and students can enter a drawing for a prize if they attend three programs. At the bottom are several logos for the organizations around the UNT campus.

A photograph of a student speaking during the 2006 Black History Month banquet. She is standing behind a large wooden podium and has a microphone in front of her as well.

A document advertising the events during Women's History Month in 2006. The events are sponsored by the UNT Multicultural Center on campus. There are six events in total including film screenings, programs and presentations, and conferences. At the bottom of the list is a short description of the month's history and the contact and location information for the MC. The description reads "The public celebration of women's history in the U.S. began in 1978 as 'Women's History Week' in Sonoma County, CA. The week that included March 8th, International Women's Day, was selected. In 1987, Congress expanded the celebration to a month, and March was declared Women's History Month." The second page is a larger version of the same description and page three is a picture collage of important female figures.

A flier advertising the Fifth Annual African American Student Leadership Conference at UNT. It includes the theme, a description of the goals of the conference, and ticket costs are listed.