Miners Alternate Logo
The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) Miners have a long and storied history. From the early days when they were known as the “Texas College of Mines & Metallurgy” to its current status as an NCAA Division I school, UTEP has been proud to represent its home state with distinction. Over the years, many logos have come and gone for this beloved team – some more iconic than others. Today we take a look back at UTEP's alternate logo history!
Back in 1977, during their first season in NCAA Division I play, UTEP unveiled its very first alternate logo: The Miner Man mascot wearing a yellow hard hat with a pickaxe crossed over his chest against an orange background circle design featuring white stars around it - all elements that still remain today within modern iterations of this classic symbol! This original version was used until 1983 when it was replaced by another unique design that featured two miners standing side-by-side holding shovels up high while looking outward from inside an orange diamond shape encircled by white stars on either side; this one lasted until 1994 before being retired once again due make room for updated versions throughout time like those seen between 1995–2000 or 2001–2006 respectively.
In recent years since 2007 however there has been no official “alternate” logo per se but rather just variations on what is now considered to be the primary mark itself - these include both traditional black/white designs along with different colored options such as pink or blue depending upon occasion/seasonal use etcetera…allowing fans everywhere plenty opportunity express their support proudly whether cheering from afar online through social media outlets like Twitter Facebook Instagram etc., attending games live in person stadium style (or even virtual via live streaming services!) alike!
In conclusion then after decades worth of changes development evolution progress, one thing remains constant: The spirit strength determination courage inherent within every single miner who wears these colors proudly each day to honor the legacy of generations past present future alike so here cheers to everyone let us raise our glasses to toast success continued excellence always forever onward Go Miners!!
1999 - Present
A blue, grey and orange miner working with his pic axe.
1999 - Present
The initials “UTEP” in blue with orange highlights and the letter “T” is a pick axe on a white formed background with blue trim.
1999 - Present
A blue, grey and orange miner carrying his pic axe in front of orange sun in the mountains over wordmark “UTEP” in blue with orange highlights and “MINERS” in orange.
1999 - Present
A blue and orange pick axe.
1999 - Present
A blue, grey and orange miner working with his pic axe in front of orange sun in the mountains.
1999 - Present
A blue, grey and orange miner carrying his pic axe in front of orange sun in the mountains over wordmark “LOS MINEROS DE” in orange and “UTEP” in blue with orange highlights.
1999 - Present
A head shot of a blue, grey and orange with a grey trim miner.
1999 - Present
The initials “UTEP” in blue with orange highlights and the letter “T” is a pick axe.
1999 - Present
A blue, grey and orange miner swing a pick axe.
1999 - Present
A head shot of a blue, grey and orange miner.
