The University of Virginia is changing the logo used for its athletic teams because of the previous design’s links to slavery at the university. Known as the V-Sabre logo, the old design ...

FRANKLIN, TN / ACCESSWIRE / March 15, 2023 / Logo Brands, Inc. has finalized its newest long-term strategic partnership with the University of Virginia beginning on July 1, 2023.

A logo for UVA athletics that was unveiled featured a nod to the campus' serpentine walls, which are connected to the university's history with slavery. University of Virginia changes logo to ...

The athletics department at the University of Virginia has changed its logo from two-crossed sabers with serpentine handles due to a reference to slavery, reports CNN. According to the university, … ...

After updating its athletics logo in April, the University of Virginia is removing symbols in design that were related to slave labor at the school. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio ...

The University of Virginia has made changes to the redesign of its athletics logo after receiving significant blowback. The controversy arose because one element of the logo was designed to ...

University of Virginia President Jim Ryan announced at the recent Board of Visitors meeting that the school’s “Honor the Future” fundraising campaign has met its participation goal of 250,000 ...

The University of Virginia is changing a detail in its new V-Sabre and Cavalier Shield athletic logos after campus stakeholders raised concerns about their ties to the school's use of slave labor ...

The University of Virginia says the school's athletic program will change its logo because it contained a reference to the university's history with slavery. The logo was updated this year to ...

The University of Virginia announced Monday that it was altering logos introduced in April to remove references to the school’s history of slavery. The new logos included tweaks to the Cavaliers ...

University of Virginia introduced a new athletics logo Tuesday after not realizing the last version that debuted in April had connotations to when the school had slaves on campus.

The University of Virginia’s Athletics Department announced this week that it is changing a logo that was unveiled earlier this year over its link to slavery on the school’s Charlottesville ...