Bryant Bulldogs Logo PNG
The image of an angry bulldog embodies the athletic department of Bryant University. The mascot and the department’s name form the Bryant Bulldogs logo, which symbolizes nobility, courage, and the drive for victory, paying tribute to a gift from the president.
Bryant Bulldogs: Brand overview
Meaning and History
This educational institution has two logos: the first was used when it was a college, and the second, the current one, appeared after it was elevated to university status. The main element of the logo is the English bulldog. The depicted dog has a real prototype named Tupper, chosen as the mascot by student vote in 1995. It was a gift from the university president, Ron Machtley. The bulldog was on duty, serving as “psychological support.”
Bryant University gained its new status in 2004, and in 2005, new symbolism appeared. The logo features a dog of the appropriate breed with sharp fangs, a menacing snarl, an intense gaze, and a light blue collar. Beneath it, in three tiers, is the slightly slanted inscription “Bryant University Bulldogs.” Each word has a unique design. But they are unified by the uppercase font and a dark background in the shape of a rectangle with rounded corners.
What is Bryant Bulldogs?
The Bryant Bulldogs are the athletic department of Bryant University, consisting of 25 student teams. It is based in Smithfield, Rhode Island, and participates in NCAA Division I, competing as a member of the America East Conference. Its representatives are also members of the Southland (tennis), ECC (bowling), and Big South (football).
1994 – 2004
2004 – today
