Block Y The block Y logo imitates the Y on the mountain and is a versatile graphic asset. Approved Uses: Circumstances that evoke the culture and history of BYU. Non-athletic entities that use Y in their name use this logo in their identifying marks.

The design of the block BYU reflects the Y on the mountain, our most visible identifier. This logo uses a collegiate typeface, suggesting the youth, energy, and tradition of a college campus. Approved Uses: Athletics secondary use, in support of the stretch Y when all three letters of the university name are helpful for identification and clarity.

The large white Y on the side of the mountain has become the nationally recognized insignia for BYU and the reason why BYU is often called "the Y". It was first built in 1906 using rock and lime, and has since been made more permanent with the additions of concrete and paint.

BYU Monogram The BYU monogram is the university’s most prominent identifying mark. Its bold type design is classic and contemporary, academic and professional. It is suitable for all circumstances and should be used consistently to create instant recognition of the university and strengthen our brand recognition on campus and around the world.

In honor of BYU’s recent purchase of and renovations to the Y and the Y Trail, we offer here a primer on everything you never knew about BYU’s beloved symbol on high.

2024年6月10日 · In particular, the emblem of the sports teams detailed a long mustache, a disgruntled half-open mouth, furrowed eyebrows, a menacing look, and alertly raised ears. The cougar’s head was adorned with a peakless cap with the inscription “BYU.” The emblem of the Cougars sports club depicts a puma, the university’s mascot.

2025年3月3日 · The logo is deeply connected to the university’s identity and traditions. Inspired by the letter “Y” on the mountain above Provo, Utah, the large white “Y” created by students in 1906 symbolizes pride and unity.

A nationally recognized symbol of BYU, Y Mountain is a featured shot of almost every BYU game broadcast on television. Located about one-half mile east of campus and halfway up the mountain, the Y looks out over the valley and is one of its most prominent features.

A nationally recognized symbol of BYU, Y Mountain is a featured shot of almost every BYU game broadcast on television. Located about one-half mile east of campus and halfway up the mountain, the Y looks out over the valley and is one of its most prominent features.

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