Howard University officials unveiled a new logo for the school Thursday, a head-on, ominous-looking bison that the school’s president hopes conveys the idea of strength. For the past 40 years ...

The bison debuted as Indiana’s official mascot in 1965, but it was quickly phased out in 1969. The school briefly adopted Mr.

IU began subtly implanting bison imagery across its branding, with small logos in the corners of video scoreboard graphics and horns crashing through schedule posters for the 2025-26 athletic year.

The two logo styles, which bear the Thunder the Bison mascot name and depict bison with cloud-like bodies, were designed by Joshua Pollard of Tee Pee Advertising Co. in Pocatello. The Idaho State ...

The school's Bison logo was created by a native artist. "Though it may be disappointing to change our mascot, RPS' desire is to continue to honor the sacred land and traditions of the Dakota ...