Photograph taken at the retirement party for outgoing UNT president, V. Lane Rawlins. Roy Busby, professor in the Mayborn School of Journalism pictured at far right.

Photograph of Texas Governor Greg Abbott speaking on stage during the 2015 University of North Texas undergraduate commencement ceremony held at Apogee Stadium.

Photograph of Julie Judkins, (right) and Kevin Hawkins (left) at the reception for the exhibition "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie" presented by the University of North Texas on the Square art gallery. The exhibition of photographs depicted rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border. Julie Judkins and Kevin Hawkins are shown looking at the artwork while facing away from the camera.

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Photograph of a couple viewing photographs from the exhibition "Diane E. Williams: "Life on the Blackland Prairie" presented by the University of North Texas on the Square art gallery. The exhibition of photographs depicted rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border. Julie Judkins and Kevin Hawkins are shown standing with their backs to the camera.

Female server shown with several bottles of wine at the reception for "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie", an exhibition of photographs of rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border at the University of North Texas on the Square gallery.

Photograph visiting speaker Skip Hollandsworth as he gives a guest lecture at the Mayborn School of Journalism. A green shirt presented by Mayborn Dean, Dorothy Bland, sits beside him.

Photograph of L-R: Mark Donald (Lecturer), Skip Hollandsworth (visiting speaker, Journalist), and George Getschow (Principal Lecturer) at the Mayborn School of Journalism.

Photograph of a couple at the reception for "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie" at the University of North Texas on the Square art gallery. The exhibition of photographs depicted rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border. Attendees are shown viewing the artwork while facing away from the camera.

Reception for "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie" reception at the University of North Texas on the Square art gallery. The exhibition of photographs depicted rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border.

Photograph of a woman in a dark dress looking at artwork from the reception for "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie" at the University of North Texas on the Square art gallery. The exhibition of photographs depicted rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border.

Photograph of the State of the University address on stage at Apogee Stadium. The slide projector behind the speaker reads, "125 Years of Creating Bright Futures: 15 new National Merit Scholars, 6 Fulbright Scholars, 10 NSF Career Award winners, 4 National Academy distinctions, 55 Goldwater Scholars in math, science and engineering to date, 144 Terry Scholars to date".

Photograph of Texas Governor Greg Abbott sitting on stage during the 2015 University of North Texas undergraduate commencement ceremony held at Apogee Stadium.

Photograph of a group of people walking around the reception for "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie" presented by the University of North Texas on the Square art gallery. The exhibition of photographs depicted rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border. Morgan Gieringer and Junebug Clark are shown speaking with the artist while facing away from the camera.

Photograph of the gallery space, taken at the reception for "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie" at the University of North Texas on the Square art gallery. The exhibition of photographs depicted rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border.

Photograph of assistant professor in the Mayborn School of Journalism at the University of North Texas, Thorne Anderson, teaching a photo journalism class.

Attendees of the opening for "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie" exhibition at the University of North Texas on the Square gallery. The exhibition of photographs of rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border. Attendees are shown standing in the gallery.

Attendees of the opening for "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie" exhibition at the University of North Texas on the Square gallery. The exhibition of photographs of rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border. Attendees are shown standing and walking through the gallery.

Herbert Holl, director of UNT on the Square, and artist Diane E. Williams at the reception for, "Diane E. Williams: Life on the Blackland Prairie" at the University of North Texas on the Square art gallery. The exhibition of photographs depicted rural life in the agricultural region that runs from San Antonio to the Texas-Oklahoma border.

Photograph of Texas Governor Greg Abbott sitting on stage during the 2015 University of North Texas undergraduate commencement ceremony held at Apogee Stadium.

Photograph of the Mayborn School of Journalism Masters Graduates seated at commencement ceremony. Jim Dale, one of the graduates, is showing the interior of his decorated cap. Inside on the mortarboard is a portrait photo of his daughter in sepia tones.

Photograph of Mayborn School of Journalism Master's Graduate Jim Dale showing his decorated cap to Dean Dorothy Bland. The cap has a large yellow happy face on the top and a photo of his daughter on the interior.

Photograph of a speaker at the Fall 2016 Graduate Commencement ceremony. She is standing at a podium and the crest of UNT is behind her.

Photograph of the crowd of Fall 2016 Graduates. Visible are decorated caps, including two next to each other that say "My Baby Girl" and "My Papa Bear" with arrows pointing at the other.