Red Wolves Alternate Logo

The Arkansas State Red Wolves have a long and storied history in the NCAA, and their alternate logo is no exception. The school first adopted an alternate logo in 2001, featuring a fierce wolf head with red eyes set against a black background. This design was used for several years until 2009 when it was replaced by the current version of the Red Wolves' alternate logo.

This new design features two crossed tomahawks set against a white background with "ARKANSAS STATE" written above them in bold lettering. This symbolizes strength and courage, which are values that are important to both athletes and fans alike at Arkansas State University (ASU). It also serves as an homage to Native American culture as ASU has many students who identify as part of this community on campus.

In addition to being featured on apparel worn by players during games or practices, this iconic image can be found throughout various parts of campus including banners hung outside buildings or even painted onto walls inside student housing units such as dorms or apartments near the university grounds! The popularity of this alternative mascot continues today among alumni from all over – making it one that will likely remain around for years to come!