• Businesses may display University trademarks only on temporary items—such as window paint, removable marquee lettering, or event‑related flags and banners—when supporting University events.
• Permanent installations that feature University trademarks—including statues, icons, and interior or exterior murals—require prior written approval from the Office of Marketing and Communications.
• Businesses and organizations must obtain written permission from the Office of Marketing and Communications before using University trademarks in any advertisements, websites, banners, or similar promotional materials.
• Producing or distributing merchandise that includes the University’s name, logo, or trademarks is prohibited without written authorization from the Office of Marketing and Communications.
• University trademarks may not be used to promote a business’s products or services in print, radio, or television without a promotional contract or written approval from the Office of Marketing and Communications.

Web Use

• Individuals or businesses may not use University trademarks on a website without written permission from the Office of Marketing and Communications. If approved, the University will provide a disclaimer that must be used on the site.

Rights fees and royalties for the use of the University trademarks in all instances will be assessed.