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To request an official LSU logo, click here. The LSU Athletics Creative Services Department reviews requests for the editorial use of LSU Athletics logos on a case by case basis.

The Primary and Full Name LSU logos are available via myLSU to LSU faculty and staff. Visit the Logo & Signature Downloads article in our Knowledge Base to download the primary LSU logos shown below.

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The LSU brand is more than our logo and our purple and gold colors. It’s what you—our students, faculty, staff, alumni, corporations, peers, donors, and outside onlookers—think, feel, and respond to when you encounter anything and everything LSU.

Aug 3, 2022 · LSU logos are the cornerstone of the LSU brand. Their use represents our excellence in academics, research, outreach, and athletics to audiences worldwide.

The logo features curved LSU lettering written above the Tiger head logo. Purple face masks were introduced in 1980. In 2014, LSU introduced a new Tiger head logo.

Dec 3, 2024 · LSU Tigers Logos. All sports teams at Louisiana State University are called the Tigers. They compete in 21 sports and represent LSU in the Southeastern Conference, competing at the NCAA Division I level. Only three women’s teams (track and field, cross-country, and basketball) are called the Lady Tigers.