Warhawks Alternate Logo

The University of Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks has had a long and proud history in college sports, particularly football. The team's alternate logo has been part of that legacy since the late 1960s when it was first introduced. This logo features an eagle with wings spread wide and its talons clutching a ULM shield with the school's initials written on it. It is one of the most recognizable logos in college sports today, having been featured on everything from jerseys to caps to t-shirts over the years.

The original version of this logo was created by artist William Clements in 1967 as part of his design for ULM’s new football uniforms at that time. Since then, there have been several variations made including versions featuring different colors or backgrounds as well as ones without any text or symbols at all; however, none has ever matched up to the popularity achieved by Clements’ original design which remains an iconic symbol among fans even today more than 50 years later!

In 2017, after decades of using its classic alternate logo, the university decided it was time for something fresh so they unveiled yet another variation - this one designed by graphic designer Joe Bosco who infused modern elements into traditional iconography while still maintaining its nostalgic feel. This new look featured brighter colors along with a bolder typeface which gave off much more energy compared to previous iterations making sure everyone knew just how serious Warhawk pride truly is! With such a unique blend between old and new aesthetics, this updated version will likely remain popular amongst students & alumni alike for many years to come – cementing its place within NCAA history books forevermore!