New Orleans Privateers
Arched NEW ORLEANS in blue above “PRIVATEERS” in white on a silver ribbon above the privateer’s head in the shape of a fleur-de-lis in royal, navy, and gray.
New Orleans Privateers
2013 - Present
Initials "UNO" in a blue ribbon wrapped around two crossed swords shaped like a fleur-de-lis in blue, navy, and gray.
New Orleans Privateers
2013 - Present
Fleur-de-lis in blue, gray, and white.
New Orleans Privateers
2013 - Present
A letter "P" in blue, white with gray bevels.
New Orleans Privateers
2013 - Present
A letter "P" in blue and white with dark blue bevels.
New Orleans Privateers
2013 - Present
A privateer's head in the shape of a fleur-de-lis in blue, navy, and gray.
New Orleans Privateers
2013 - Present
Interlocking initials "NO" in white on a blue background with grey bevels.
New Orleans Privateers
2013 - Present
Interlocking initials "NO" in blue on a gray background with navy bevels.
New Orleans Privateers
2011 - 2013
Quarter-turned privateer's head with initials "UNO" on the hat above a wordmark "UNO PRIVATEERS" with the ship steering wheel in the back in royal, silver, and red.
New Orleans Privateers
2011 - 2013
Quarter-turned privateer's head in royal, silver, and red.
New Orleans Privateers
2004 - 2011
A pirvateer's head with a red bandana and initials "NO" on a hat in black and white.
New Orleans Privateers
1987 - 2004
Initials "UNO" in royal.
New Orleans Privateers
1987 - 2004
A privateer's head with a red bandana and initials "UNO" on a hat in blue and white.
New Orleans Privateers
1987 - 2004
A privateer's head with a red bandana and initials "UNO" on a hat in blue and white above the wordmark "University of New Orleans" and "Privateers" in blue.
New Orleans Privateers
1987 - 2004
Initials "UNO" between arched wordmarks "UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS" in blue and silver.
New Orleans Privateers
1987 - 2004
Initials "UNO" in white with a script wordmark "Privateers in blue, white, and silver.
New Orleans Privateers logo history
The New Orleans Privateers logo history reveals how alternate logos have strengthened team branding. Early New Orleans Privateers alternate logos featured bold typography and nautical elements, tying into the university’s maritime identity. Each New Orleans Privateers logo design served as a versatile option for uniforms, merchandise, and digital media, while aligning with the primary logo.
Over time, the New Orleans Privateers alternate logos were modernized to reflect contemporary design standards. The New Orleans Privateers logo PNG now appears on apparel, websites, and marketing materials. The New Orleans University logo continues to be incorporated in secondary branding, ensuring that fans and alumni recognize the Privateers across all platforms.
Today, New Orleans Privateers alternate logos remain a key component of the team’s visual identity. They complement the primary wordmark logo, enhance fan engagement, and maintain consistency across all media. The New Orleans Privateers logo and New Orleans University logo together highlight both tradition and modern branding for the team.
For further details, visit the New Orleans Privateers History page. Explore the New Orleans Privateers Wordmark Logo to see all primary logos used by the team.
