Bison Primary Logo

The Howard Bison primary logo has undergone several changes throughout its history. The first logo, introduced in the 1920s, featured a bison head with the letters "H" and "U" intertwined in the center. This logo remained used for several decades until the 1970s when a new logo was introduced. This logo featured a more modern and stylized bison head, with the letters "HU" incorporated into the design. This logo has remained the primary logo for the Howard Bison ever since.

In 2014, the Howard Bison significantly changed their primary logo. The new logo features a sleek and modern bison head with the letters "HU" above it. This logo reflects the university's commitment to innovation and progress. It also incorporates the university's blue and red colors, symbolizing the strength and determination of the Howard community. This logo has been well-received by fans and has become a symbol of pride for the university.

The Howard Bison primary logo has not only evolved visually, but it also reflects the university's history and values. The intertwined letters "H" and "U" in the original logo represent the unity and connection between Howard University and its students. The modernized bison head in the current logo represents strength, resilience, and determination, all qualities that Howard University instills in its students. This logo is a powerful symbol for the university and its community, representing their shared history and vision for the future.