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1. • • This shield is divided into two fields, the upper white, the lower orange, the University's colors. In the lower and larger field are the historic wreath and star of the Great Seal of the State of Texas; in the upper field is an open book, fit symbol of an institution of learning.
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   What does the Texas State University Shield look like?

   • The Texas State University Shield is divided into two fields: the upper white field, the lower orange field. In the lower and larger field, the historic wreath and star of the Great Seal of the State of Texas are displayed. In the upper field, there is an open book, a symbol of an institution of learning.

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   What does the University of Texas shield represent?

   • Extracted from the University seal, the shield references our academic values and history but is presented in a modern, stylized way. There are 18 leaves to represent our 18 colleges and schools. Texas As the flagship institution of The University of Texas System, our school is often referred to as “Texas.”

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   What does the Texas state seal symbolize?

   • The Texas state seal symbolizes an institution of learning, as represented by an open book in the upper field. The lower and larger field contains the historic wreath and star of the Great Seal of the State of Texas. The shield rests within a circle of blue, the color of sincerity, containing the motto, "Disciplina Praesidium Civitatis.

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   When did UT get a seal of the University of Texas?

   • The Seal of the University of Texas at UT was approved by the Board of Regents on October 31, 1905. Battle presented his seal to UT President William Prather in 1903, and the words, 'Sigillum Universitatis Texanae,' were later changed to the English, 'Seal of the University of Texas.'

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   What does the UT seal represent?

   • The UT seal represents Universitas Texana and is borrowed liberally from the seal of the State of Texas. The five pointed star is framed on the left by an oak branch, representing strength, and on the right by an olive branch, signifying peace. The motto 'Non Sine Pulvera Palma' is placed within a circle, labeling the seal as belonging to the University.

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   What is the University of Texas seal?

   • The University of Texas seal: It is more than a century old. Modern universities first appeared in 12th century Europe as an autonomous union or organization, known as an 'universitas' in Latin.

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3. brand.utexas.edu › identity › logosWordmark – UT Brand - University of Texas at Austin

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   Shield. Extracted from the University seal, the shield references our academic values and history but is presented in a modern, stylized way. There are 18 leaves to represent our 18 colleges and schools.

4. www.texasexes.org › about-us › history-andUT Seal - Texas Exes

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   The shield is divided into two fields, the upper white, the lower orange, the University colors. In the lower and larger field are the historic wreath and star of the Great Seal of the State of Texas; in the upper field is an open book, fit symbol of an institution of learning.

5. jimnicar.com › 2012/06/20 › the-university-of-texas-sealThe University of Texas Seal - The UT History Corner

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   Jun 20, 2012 · The shield is divided into two fields, the upper white, the lower orange, the University colors. In the lower and larger field are the historic wreath and star of the Great Seal of the State of Texas; in the upper field is an open book, fit symbol of an institution of learning.

6. brand.utexas.edu › identityIdentity – UT Brand - University of Texas at Austin

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   Identity – UT Brand. Our global brand is most effective when we project a clear and consistent image that positions Texas as a leading public research university in the nation. Wordmarks. The Texas brand architecture system is rooted in academic tradition and excellence.

7. news.utexas.edu › 2024/10/04 › ut-tower-to-undergoUT Tower To Undergo Historic Restoration Beginning This Fall

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   Oct 4, 2024 · AUSTIN, Texas — The University of Texas will begin a multiyear effort to restore, revitalize and reimagine its historic Tower, an iconic, enduring symbol of the University. This marks the first meaningful investment in the Tower since its completion in 1937. The project, titled “Our Tower: The Next 100 Years,” will begin its exterior ...

8. news.utexas.edu › 2013/10/07 › the-truth-about-bevoThe Truth About Bevo and 9 More UT Facts - UT News

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   Oct 7, 2013 · “His name is Bevo. Long may he reign!” With that declaration in the December 1916 issue of UT’s Alcalde alumni magazine, the university’s famous longhorn mascot was formally named. Bevo had made his debut the month before during UT’s 21-7 football victory over Texas AandM.