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The marks of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette are owned and registered by the University. The University secured federal protection for the University fleur-de-lis logo based on the logo’s unique shape and shading.
If treated with care and respect, over time, our logos will lead to greater recognition for the university. This recognition enhances our ability to recruit faculty, staff, and students; engage alumni; and attract external support. Logos should be recognized and remembered by anyone who sees them.
So, we must speak with one voice. This brand guide is a tool that can help us convey a united image. It can’t cover every circumstance. But it provides standards for the most common uses of the University’s name and logos, such as apparel and printed material.
The University’s name and all University logos are owned by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. All University logos are protected by trademarks and/or federal registrations.
The university’s name and all University logos are owned by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. All University logos are protected by trademarks and/or federal registrations.
Our brand is about consistently expressing the essence of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Any company that wishes to manufacture items that use the University's name or logos must be licensed by the University.
Office of Communications & Marketing University Advancement Division
The University’s brand is shaped by how each of us communicates what we do, what we stand for, and the impact we have on others. We strive to articulate a strong, cohesive message that will tell the story of our students, faculty, and staff and advance the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
Use of the University name or logos requires prior review and approval by the University’s branding and licensing manager in the Office of Communications and Marketing.
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette ( UL Lafayette, University of Louisiana, ULL, or UL) is a public research university in Lafayette, Louisiana. It has the largest enrollment within the nine-campus University of Louisiana System and the second-largest enrollment in Louisiana, behind only Louisiana State University.
