As the times changed, so did the logos that represent Syracuse University. Looking back on each logo, some of them are admirable while others are plain hideous. 8. Primary Logo (1974-2004)1 ...

Syracuse Chancellor "Buzz" Shaw gets a hug from Otto the Orange prior to cutting the cake for SU's 134th birthday at the Schine Student Center in 2004. Syracuse, N.Y. — The House of Orange ...

Syracuse club teams could no longer use logos, including the trademark “S” and Otto the Orange, on equipment, apparel (other than uniforms), or social media. The university sent an email with ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse University has signed a group licensing agreement with The Brandr Group to promote its athletes. The partnership announced Wednesday creates new opportunities for the ...

For Jews — and Syracuse University is an institution that welcomed ... but in Chester the star is much more than a logo for Judaism. Its lines are expressed as exposed roof beams evoking ...

“Getting one orange color and one blue color and one logo to represent 21 teams and the university was very important.” The landmark decision has split Syracuse followers in two since its announcement ...