The UNLV logo is the primary element of the university’s visual identity system and should have prominence in the design when developing informational and promotional materials regarding the university. The university's full name (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) can be used as a supporting element – most often on first reference in body copy or graphic elements. Then the full name should be used in tandem with but not as a part of, the UNLV logo.

Alterations — UNLV owns and controls the words, phrases, insignias, and designs that have come to represent the university to the public. Modification of these marks by any entity requires prior university approval.

Use of UNLV's logos and marks are subject to an approval process in some cases.

University Seal

For Official Use Only

The university seal is reserved for use by the President's Office or the Provost's Office on official communications. It may also be used for university-level promotions on a case-by-case basis as reviewed and determined by Integrated Marketing & Branding.

University Seal

University Seal

Athletics Marks

UNLV's athletic marks are a part of our university's brand identity. Correct use of these marks will help to ensure unity and cohesiveness in our marketing efforts. All UNLV athletic marks are trademarked and administered through our licensing vendor. For more information, please contact karl.feak@unlv.edu.