The top of the Cavalier shield now contains the outline of the Rotunda, a well-known campus landmark.
“The Cavalier mark is a symbol of strength, character, mystery, integrity, and diversity,” Williams said.
The refreshed color scheme, which includes alternative shades of orange and blue as accents, was inspired by the natural colors visible in a sunset over the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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2020 - Present
This alternate logo is UVA’s modern take on a coat of arms. Traced from original blueprints, the top of the shield echoes the silhouetted roof of the Rotunda. Below, the hat and sabre embody the fighting spirit of Virginia Athletics.
2020 - Present
The face of Virginia Athletics for decades, the Cavalier personifies the excitement and spirit of our program. In this fierce new alternate logo, the Cavalier takes a fighting stance. Hat tipped, the figure is an inclusive symbol, representing all members of the University community – regardless of gender, ethnicity, age, or background.
1994 - 2019
A blue and orange cavalier with hat, cape and sword on horseback.
1994 - 2019
A blue and orange cavalier on horse encompassed in a circle with a wordmark “UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA” in white. Two crossed orange swords in the middle on both sides.
1994 - 2019
A blue with orange trim letter “V” over crossed orange swords. The letter “V” represents the state of Virginia.
1994 - 2019
A white with blue trim letter “V” over crossed blue swords on a orange background. The letter “V” represents the state of Virginia.
1994 - 2019
A white with orange trim letter “V” over crossed orange swords on a blue background. The letter “V” represents the state of Virginia.
1984 - 1993
Wordmark “CAVS” in orange with blue trim with blue and orange cavalier hat and cape.
1978 - 1993
Wordmark “VIRGINIA” in blue across a orange large letter “V.”
