Syracuse Orange Logo
- Meaning and history 1972 The Syracuse Orange logo designed in 1972 was the most ornate and funny of all the versions ever created for the athletic program from Syracuse.
- The orange letters were outlined in dark blue and had the shadow of the same color.
- Inside the white square, there was a stylized futuristic letter “S” composed of two thick white fragments, which were forming a small orange square in the negative space.
- As for the lettering, it was all white and placed on an orange background above and under the square part of the logo.
- 2001 In 2001 the Syracuse Orange logo was redrawn again.
- This time it was a new composition, formed by a stylized image of an arched stadium roof in orange and white, with the emboldened “SU” abbreviation in dark blue placed over it, in the middle.
- The lettering was executed in extra thick lines of a geometric sans-serif typeface with straight lines and numerous distinct angles.
- The massiveness of the letters was balanced by a thin orange outline drawn from the inner side of the contour.
- It was a simple yet sleek and modern “SU” monogram in orange, placed on a white background.
- Two intertwined letters were written in smooth lines with softened angles yet sharp diagonally cut ends of the lines, which represented the determination and power of the teams and their strong character.
- 2006 – Today The large block “S” has been the primary athletic Syracuse Orange logo since 2006.
- The letter itself is orange and has a blue outline.
- What is Syracuse Orange?
- Syracuse Orange is the name of the college athletic program from the Syracuse University in New York.
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