JOUR4730: Advanced Photojournalism Portfolio
During Lucky Lou's weekly Pint Night, UNT English and Philosophy major Cricket Wier tells a story to their partner, UNT Drawing and Painting major Khadeeja Lamin. The two are regulars at Lou's for pint night with their friend group. (Published in the Denton Record Chronicle)
Right before Rusty Taco closes, Denton resident Mateo Gutierrez cleans up his dinner from the evening.
Sitting on her 4th floor balcony, UNT Finance senior Briza Pozos answers a text from a friend. The balcony overlooked Bernard Street, where a cop car's lights illuminated the whole block.
For their St. Patrick's Day event, Lucky Lou's bar gave out free green bead necklaces at the entrance. The Guinness logo was a signal to the themed pint glass of the evening.
Denton resident and UNT student Itzel Hernandez shares a toast with friends at Lucky Lou's St. Patrick's Day Pint Night event. Starting at 9 pm, the bar sold pints of Guinness in specialty-themed glasses for the holiday.
2nd year stylist Libby Choate applies Pravana permanent vivid dye on her client's roots at Neon Seance Salon. The final product would be a ghost root that fades into a deep brown.
At the PDNB Gallery's Texas Women Artists show, featured artist and UNT professor Dornith Doherty laughs alongside her husband as their conversation is interrupted. Doherty has won multiple awards for her work, including UNT Eminent Faculty and UNT Distinguished Research Professor.
At the PDNB Gallery, featured artist and UNT Photography professor Dornith Doherty discusses her piece with UNT Metalsmithing and Jewelry professor James Thurman and his wife, fellow jewelry maker Umut. Doherty's piece, titled Pycnantha, is on sale at the gallery for $4,640.
At Cool Beans on Fry Street, University of North Texas graduate student Max Munguia shares a drink with friends on Wednesday, February 11. Munguia had attended a social with his fraternity beforehand. (Photo by Maddie Graner. 24mm, ISO 4000, f/5, 1/160.)
In front of the Courthouse on the Square, Denton resident and guitarist Colin Parr plays "Crappy Love Song" by Theo Katzman. Parr plays mostly cover songs.
In the Cora Stafford Gallery, gallery receptionist and UNT senior Lauren Drew views a piece featured in the 65th Paul Voertman Juried Student Exhibition. The piece was created by MFA Sculpture student Nadin Nassar, titled "razed ground".
University of North Texas sophomores Athena Fortunatti, Kacie Sprowl, and Felicity Juarez sled down a hill on campus riding plastic bin lids on Sunday, January 25, 2026. In the days that followed, icy snow blanketed most of North Texas as freezing temperatures persisted, keeping students out of class.