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- “For many years, FSU has only had two marks — the seal and athletic mark.” The new academic mark adds on to the university’s seal — a formal trademarked emblem with FSU’s “Vires, Artes, Mores” torches that will now be kept sacred for purposes such as commencement — and an athletic mark, which is the Seminole head.
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Jul 8, 2024 · Most notable is a markedly reduced emphasis on the Seminole head logo, which the school has called "one of the most recognizable and iconic marks in sports," reserving its use exclusively for...
- Standard Symbols/Logos
- Vintage Symbols/Logos
- Bobby Bowden
- Aspects of The Athletic Uniforms
The Seminole logo, one of the most recognizable and iconic marks in sport, is the primary representation of the brand and is used as the main identifying device for Florida State Athletics. All marks including those secondary marks used, as well as the Unconquered statue and the University seal are shown in the document below.
The University’s vintage athletic logos and wordmarks are not permitted for internal use, except for special circumstances with permission from Licensing and Athletics Executive Staff. The University licenses these marks through a restricted program titled "College Vault" in retail channels. This program is restricted to a limited number of license...
Florida State University has the honor of managing the name/image/likeness of Coach Bobby Bowden, alongside the Bowden Family. Requests to use his name and/or image on product must be submitted to the Office of Trademark Licensing for approval.
Tribal Pattern
In the early 1900s a new decorative technique was developed by Seminole women, now commonly known as patchwork. Early patterns included blocks and bars of alternating color with occasional sawtooth designs that were sewn directly into garments. Patchwork was rapidly adopted as a standard means of embellishing the Seminoles’ traditionally vibrant clothing. The Seminole symbols for Arrow, Man on Horse, and Fire (top to bottom, repeating) were the inspiration for this unique pattern. The use of...
Helmet
Florida State’s trademark helmet is well known throughout all of college football. This design was first introduced during Bobby Bowden’s first year as head coach in 1976.
Campus Imagery and Traditions
From Westcott to Doak, from the Unconquered Statue to Landis Green, from the Tuck to Tully, from Osceola and Renegade to the Sod Cemetery. These are landmarks and traditions that are associated with Florida State University.
This is FSU’s main identity and must be used for everything—from grant applications, letterhead, nametags, email signatures and business cards to signage, FSU buses and advertising. Maintaining a consistent graphic identity is essential across all platforms representing Florida State University.
Welcome to Florida State University's brand site, designed to create a consistent and unified image across all our colleges, departments, institutes and administration. We are FSU. Logos. Visual Style. Digital.
Jul 10, 2020 · What about the Florida State Seminoles? We asked FSU and the Seminole Tribe of Florida if there were any discussions about changing FSU’s name, logo or chants.
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- Colleges And Recruiting Reporter
The logo, uniform, and branding history of the Florida State Seminoles (NCAA d-h)
Apr 11, 2014 · FSU debuts today a refined Seminole Head logo that has been approved by Seminole Tribe of Florida Chairman James Billie and retains the iconic image with renewed spark and energy.
