NC State is built on bricks — and the NC State brick logo is the cornerstone of our brand. The NC State brick logo is an official representation of NC State University. It both identifies and defines us. It appears on all official universit…
NC State licenses both Internal Campus Suppliers and External Licensees. Licensees and university purchasers of officially-licensed internal campus supplies, please note that, in most cases, licensees contracted and approved as internal cam…
This course provides instruction, resources and examples for the licensed Internal Campus Suppliers who produce and/or provide branded items to the university. The material covered, along with the applicable policies, rules, regulations, gu…
There have been several iterations of the wolf head mark over the years, but this general version has been the consistent model since the 1960s. It was updated to its current form in 2005. Derivatives or alterations of this mark are not all…
In order to help demystify the various rules and regulations regarding the use of NC State logos and trademarks, we have compiled a list of our most frequently asked questions. Please click the question to reveal the answer. If this list do…
Officially recognized club sports teams may use the team’s name and NC State logos or trademarks on uniforms, equipment and promotional materials with prior approval from Club Sports and Trademark Licensing. Restrictions apply. The licensed…
Protect your Pack! Buy official Wolfpack licensed products. Trademarks — like the wolf head and the Block S — are valuable assets to NC State. Proceeds from the sale of trademarked products is contributed annually to scholarship funds and s…
The PackPups™ youth marks were created in 2011 so that the Wolfpack community would have access to a less fierce and intimidating wolf image that could be altered or posed. Unlike registered trademarks which demand that no alterations or ad…
NC State’s Board of Trustees established the licensing program to protect the University’s marks, to control product quality, and to prohibit the unauthorized use of university marks on commercial and noncommercial products. Across North Ca…
If you want to use an NC State trademark but are not sure where to start, you have come to the right place. NC State University owns and controls its name and other trademarks, logos, insignias, seal, designs and symbols that have become as…
The NC State Crafter’s License Program allows non-retail crafters and artisans to legally produce products bearing the NC State University name, marks and logos, while maintaining the integrity of the university brand. A Crafter is defined
(and other vintage marks and designs) NC State has had many historical logos, trademarks, and copyrighted designs over the years that have a special place in the hearts of alumni, fans and those who enjoy the design aesthetics of earlier ye…