Logo Usage & Style Guide

Baylor has a valuable ownership interest in its trademark properties (all rights, title and interest in its name, logos, slogans, colors, mascots and other proprietary rights), as it promotes them through extensive marketing and licensing programs associated with the University and its athletic teams.  By using the trademarks, Baylor has created an identity in which consumers recognize the quality of the goods and services coming from the University.

When people look at Baylor University's marks, they don't just see a logo. They see Baylor's rich traditions in academics, athletics, faith and commitment to community, and in many cases, a shared transformative experience. Baylor's unique branding elements speak on the University's behalf before anyone says a word. These trademark properties are a visual representation of Baylor University.

Therefore, it is vital to build and maintain a strong visual identity. To accomplish that, the marks and logos must be used in a consistent manner. They must appear the same in every instance. They must have the proper color of green and gold. They must also be used in their proper proportions, and they must be used in an appropriate context.

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.

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