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Usage of “LU”
Since 1971, Liberty University has been Training Champions for Christ and we want to ensure Liberty University continues to distinguish itself from other colleges and universities.
Moving forward, we request faculty & staff refrain from using “LU” when referring to Liberty University in communication with the outside community. This includes text advertisements, recruiting materials, posters or emails, and also in references to Liberty University Online. "LU" can continue to be used when "Liberty University" or "Liberty" is not practical. Examples are items such as baseball caps (where the space available is too small to spell out "Liberty"), the Liberty anthem (where "LU" rhymes with the lyrics) and large applications like the Liberty Mountain monogram. For any further clarification, please contact branding@liberty.edu.
“LU” has been a part of the university’s identity for many years, but the goal of these new guidelines is to capitalize on the fact that Liberty University is the only NCAA school with a meaningful name, rather than a name based just on a person or location. For example, Harvard University was named after its first benefactor, John Harvard, and Princeton University is located in Princeton, N.J. Furthermore, there are many universities across the nation and within Virginia that utilize “LU” such as, Longwood University, Langston University and Lindenwood University. Refraining from using “LU” in our messaging will help prevent additional confusion and will help to further distinguish our university.
Please conduct an internal audit of your current websites, print materials, email texts and anything else that might contain “LU” instead of “Liberty University” or "Liberty." It will not be necessary to discard any current stock of print materials or merchandise, but reorders from this point forward should be consistent with our branding guidelines.
adam42381 wrote:Eagles is definitely generic. I just don't care for the Flames nickname. I can't tell you how many times I've told people the nickname and they've laughed and made some sort of gay reference to the nickname.It better stay Flames. If south carolina can live with "Go Cocks" we can live with the flamer reference..
The Brand Identity Guide
Liberty University Monogram
The LU monogram is Liberty University’s logo used in limited circumstances where it is not practical to use the Liberty University wordmark. Please read Usage of "LU" page for full details. The logo is comprised of a distinct font, which cannot be replicated by simply typing the letters.
Liberty University monogram is the trademarked property of Liberty University. It may not be used by any individual or group on printed materials, websites or in other media without the prior written consent of Liberty University. All manufacturers or retailers wishing to produce or sell items bearing the monogram or any other trademark of the university must receive licensure to do so from the university’s licensing agency, Licensing Resource Group (http://www.lrgusa.com).
Color
The University monogram is comprised of the University colors. The text is blue and the line is red.
prototype wrote: Don't be silly - they put plenty of research into finding out if this logo was accepted across the board, and in most cases we are the exception on this board. We are die-hard sports fans, we know all sports and can tell you what city a team is from by just glancing at a logo - 99% of Liberty supporters are not like us and will love this logo.sigh... voice of reason.

SuperJon wrote:Also, I don't think anything changed, but the official academic logo and branding is gorgeous. It's just Trajan Pro but it looks really, really nice. Huge fan of all of that.Too late. You have already cast your lot with the doubters!
SuperJon wrote:The eagle head itself looks good without the gray. When it's simply one color, it looks really nice. The gray makes it look cheesy and like we were trying to be cool and completely missed it.The same thing happened last year with the shadow added to the logo on some of the new buses. Less can be more.