Tigers Wordmark Logo

The Missouri Tigers wordmark logo has a long and storied history. It has been used to represent the University of Missouri for over 100 years, beginning in 1912 when it was first introduced as part of the school’s official seal. The original design featured an orange tiger head with black stripes on a white background, but its current form is slightly different. Today, the modern version features a more stylized tiger head with gold accents and red eyes instead of black ones.

Over time, this iconic logo has become synonymous with Mizzou athletics and is now seen everywhere from jerseys to hats to billboards throughout Columbia and beyond! Its popularity can be attributed in part to its timelessness; while other logos have come and gone over the past century or so, this one remains unchanged despite all that time passing by. This speaks volumes about how much pride students take in their university's heritage - something that will never go out of style!

At heart though, what makes this particular wordmark so special isn't just its longevity or even how recognizable it is around campus - rather it's what stands behind those three simple words: "Missouri Tigers." They embody everything we strive for at Mizzou: strength through unity; resilience against adversity; passion for excellence; commitment towards success...and most importantly an unwavering sense of family among our student body no matter who you are or where you're from! No other logo captures these values quite like ours does - which makes us proud every single day we wear it proudly across our chests as members (or alumni)of such an incredible institution like MU!