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 ...

The University of Virginia has made changes to the redesign of its athletics logo after receiving significant blowback.

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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.

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.

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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 ...

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The university had this to say about the logo: We have evolved the university logo — called a mark when paired with the university’s name — to visually unify the Virginia Tech experience.

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, … ...

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.