Texas has many supporting brand logos, most notably the Longhorn silhouette, the most recognized collegiate athletics mark in the world. The Office of Trademark Licensing must grant prior written approval for all uses of the Longhorn Silhouette.

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Our official full name, The University of Texas at Austin, clearly identifies our institution. GT Sectra, a contemporary serif typeface combining the calligraphy of the broad nib pen with the sharpness of the scalpel knife, is used as the font.

2024年12月1日 · ==Summary== The Longhorn logo is the primary logo of the [[Texas Longhorns|University of Texas Athletics Department]]. ==Source== Office of Trademark Licensing at the [[University of Texas at Austin]]. {{univ-logo}} [[Category:University logos]]

==Summary== The Longhorn logo is the primary logo of the [[Texas Longhorns|University of Texas Athletics Department]]. ==Source== Office of Trademark Licensing at the [[University of Texas at Austin]]. {{univ-logo}} [[Category:University logos]]

Learn the appropriate use of the Longhorn silhouette, the official University seal, and Tower illustrations.

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2011年8月28日 · On September 23, 1961, in Berkeley, Calif., the Texas Longhorns took the field wearing new helmets adorned with a graphic symbol: a simple silhouette of a longhorn head. A half-century later, that longhorn is the most recognized logo in college athletics and has come to symbolize not only the UT football team and athletic program, but also the ...

What is the Texas Longhorns Logo? The Royal Longhorn logo. Shade of Burnt Orange is Pantone 159C. In 1961, Darrell Royal asked sporting-goods merchant William \"Rooster\" Andrews to design a team logo. He gave Royal a crayon drawing of a longhorn logo and that was it. It went onto their football helmets and that season they went 10-1.