Ducks Wordmark Logo The Oregon Ducks wordmark logo has been a staple of the University of Oregon’s athletics department since its introduction in 2002. The original design was created by Nike co-founder Phil Knight and his wife, Penny, who wanted to create a unique symbol for their beloved alma mater. Since then, the logo has become synonymous with UO Athletics …
Oregon Ducks Alternate Logo
Ducks Alternate Logo The Oregon Ducks’ alternate logo history is one that has been evolving since the school’s inception in 1876. The first logo was a simple yellow “O” with an orange beak and webbed feet, which was used until 1967. In 1967, the university adopted its current mascot of a duck wearing green and yellow feathers on its head …
Oregon Ducks Primary Logo
Ducks Primary Logo The Oregon Ducks have had a long and storied history with their primary logo. The first iteration of the logo was created in 1947 by Walt Disney, who designed it for the University of Oregon’s football team. It featured an oval shape with a yellow duck perched on top wearing green and yellow feathers, which represented both …
