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Apr 13, 2019 · For almost 15 years, we had Brown Bear — the Baylor logo officially used from 2005-19. This logo witnessed more athletic success than any previous version, and its perpetual “sic ’em” was raised in celebration of the dozens of conference championships and nine national titles earned under its banner.
The BU Brand Standards encompass the University Brand Mark, Signatures, Colors, Names, Emblems and Institutional Marks that identify, represent and symbolize our University.
Here you’ll find step-by-step rules and regulations governing the proper design, use, reproduction and applications of the Baylor Brand in most of its iterations across a variety of mediums. The Brand Guidelines outline color and design options, font selection and tips on how to enhance your design while maximizing the Brand.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY Brand Licensing Guidelines 1 These logos are registered with the Patent and Trademark Office of the United States and may only be used according to the guidelines contained within or by expressed permission of Baylor University’s Office of Trademark Licensing.
This website establishes the guidelines for use of the university's logos and marks, such as wordmarks and spirit marks. The links to the left will assist you in the current marks available for use, screen print colors and thread colors.
Apr 15, 2019 · Baylor will now be recognized university-wide by its traditional, iconic “interlocking BU” logo, a mark with roots dating back more than 100 years, long before its use by the athletics program in the 1950s.
Baylor’s rich heritage has yielded traditions, marks, names and logos that represent the University brand and are protected under the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Baylor University uses approved licensees for the reproduction of their logos, marks and indicia on products that will used in promotions and in advertising.
