New Pilot Wheel Logo Unveiled

October 27, 2014

The University launched a new secondary logo for Pilot Athletics on Friday, October 24. The ‘P’ logo will still be the primary mark for Pilot Athletics, and the new ship wheel will be used to enhance the logo system adopted in 2006. The secondary logo, which was done by the NIKE Graphic Identity Group in close cooperation with the University, will be utilized on specialized uniforms, apparel for fans, and other creative outlets. Apparel will also be available at soccer and basketball games and in the UP bookstore.

Read more here about this brand refresh that includes other minor updates.
Click here to watch a video about the new secondary logo.
Click here to purchase apparel with the new secondary logo online from the University bookstore. Apparel will also be available at soccer and basketball games and in the UP bookstore.

For more information contact athletics at 7117 or go to www.portlandpilots.com.

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