Category : Logos of universities and colleges in Texas - Wikimedia
Dec 8, 2023 · Media in category "Logos of universities and colleges in Texas" The following 65 files are in this category, out of 65 total. 2018 Baylor Athletics Logo.png 1,800 × 2,081; 88 KB
Wordmark – UT Brand - University of Texas at Austin
College, School, and Unit Marks. Wordmark System: Locking up to the Texas Brand. We have a strong but flexible identity system that all colleges, schools, units and offices across campus are encouraged to adopt. Full guidelines for college, school and unit marks can be found here.
Logos & Guidelines : Brand Guidelines : Texas State University
All of the logos below are authorized for use in Texas State communications. A logo should appear on: Consider your audience and your message when choosing which logo to use. Do not use multiple Academic and Administrative logos on one piece. Instead, use the Primary Texas State University logo and list the sponsoring departments in text.
Logos - University of Texas at Austin
Read the full logo guidelines at brand.utexas.edu. The official, formal logo of The University of Texas at Austin is the primary means by which the university is recognized. It should appear on all university-wide (i.e., not affiliated with a college, school or unit) communications.
Logos - Texas A&M University–San Antonio
Texas A&M-San Antonio logos should be used in a consistent manner by all colleges, departments, offices and divisions across the university. Our logos must not be altered and should only appear in black or white and use the appropriate clear space around the mark.
Logo Downloads – Marketing & Communications - Texas A&M University
It is vital that Texas A&M logos be used in a consistent manner by all colleges, departments, offices and divisions across the university. For print media, CMYK files includes EPS, Adobe Illustrator, SVG and PDF formats. For online or digital media, download the RGB files including PNG, JPG and SVG formats.
University: Logos | East Texas A&M University, ETAMU
East Texas A&M logos and names are owned by the university and The Texas A&M University System. They are legally registered in and protected by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Please review the following guidelines for information on how to correctly use the university's names and logos.
Brand Central | University Logo - Texas Christian University
Our current logo, the arched TCU, has served as the University’s emblem for more than three decades. This mark provides a visual trigger that immediately helps individuals recognize TCU.
Identity – UT Brand - University of Texas at Austin
Promote the voice of Texas across digital, print, and environmental displays with the University’s typography. Color is a critical tool for our brand system. Using color in a consistent way reinforces our brand and fosters trust and recognition. Usage Guidelines | Download Assets.
College Logos - Texas A&M University College of Architecture
It is vital that Texas A&M logos be used in a consistent manner by all colleges, departments, offices and divisions across the university. Our logos must not be altered in any way and should only appear in Aggie Maroon™, black or white (see Logo Guidelines).