Auburn University logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Auburn University Logo PNG The Auburn University (Alabama, United States) has several identity elements: the wordmark, icons, and seal, as well as several athletic logos for its Auburn Tigers teams.
- Meaning and history The Auburn University emblem has gone a long way, very much like the school itself.
- It was founded in 1856 as East Alabama Male College and changed the name two more times until it received its current name in 1960.
- 1939 – 1960 The oldest of the school’s identity elements is definitely the seal.
- It can be used without official permission only on official or ceremonial documents or on prestigious gift items.
- 1960 – 2017 The icon features two interlocking letters, “A” and “U.” The “A” is placed slightly above the “U.” In the regular logo, the letters are blue with the orange outline, but other combinations are also possible.
- For instance, the orange letters with the white outline against a blue background or blue letters with the white outline on the orange background.
- This version of the logo is typically used in promotional, informal, or athletic materials.
- 2017 – Today Samford Hall Tower symbol Another well-known Auburn University symbol is the stylized Samford Hall Tower.
- Unlike the interlocking “A” and “U,” this emblem is recommended for use on academic materials and other non-athletic or formal promotional materials.
- Also, it can be used without the wordmark in internal university materials.
- Athletic logo The name of the university’s athletic teams is Auburn Tigers.
- Before that, the emblem featuring a cartoonish tiger’s head was used.
- These emblems can be used as the Auburn football logo.
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