The Miami University logo is a powerful and recognizable symbol of the university. It unites all Miami constituents — students, faculty and staff, alumni, partners, and the broader community. Our logo includes two key elements: the Beveled-M and "Miami University" wordmark.

Logo Safe Space To maintain the integrity of our logos, safe space must surround all parts of the logo. This space provides separation from other elements, as well as the edge of the page. This border should always measure a minimum of half the height of the logo.

Primary alternate logos incorporate Oxford, OH and the institution's established date of 1809. When there is a need to call attention to Miami University's geographic location and rich history, use these logos.

Miami University's main campus, located in Oxford, Ohio, provides an immersive, residential college experience.

The Myaamia Heritage Logo references the traditional Miami Tribe art form of ribbonwork and symbolizes the unique relationship between the University and Tribe.

The framework of the Great Seal consists of four supporting elements: rope, red border with Latin phrase, bricks, and the university motto. Rope The rope, provided by the Delta Upsilon fraternity, was used in the Greek Week tug-of-war for years. It's actually four ropes—each up to 80-feet long—woven together.

When the new Armstrong Student Center opened in 2014, one of its breathtaking focal points was The Great Seal, a 3-D version of the university seal, created with real objects and containing students' words and artwork to link the university's past, present, and future.

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Jul 27, 2020 · More than two decades before this month's announcements from a Cincinnati-area high school and the Washington D.C. NFL team, Miami University's Board of Trustees voted to drop a controversial, race-based nickname and mascot.