Mascot & Legacy Marks

Whoosh! Specialty marks promote UT Dallas school spirit.

Temoc the Comet

Three illustrations of Temoc, showing head and shoulders with crossed arms. One is black outline with just white fill. In one, Temoc has orange hair and an orange t-shirt. In the third his blue skin tone is added.
Temoc Primary Illustrations
Three illustrations of Temoc's head. In the first just a black outline and white fill is shown. the second has orange hair color added. In the third, Temoc's blue skin tone is added.
Temoc Secondary Illustrations

Temoc is the official UT Dallas mascot. These illustrations may be used by the UT Dallas community to promote campus spirit. The Temoc illustration is available in three color variations: orange and blue, white and orange or black and white.

Temoc Usage Guidelines (pdf)

Please email marketing@utdallas.edu to request University marks.

UTD Legacy Logo

The UTD legacy logo was created in 1971 by UT Dallas’ first president, Dr. Bryce Jordan. In addition to the color orange that is required by UT System, Dr. Jordan selected green as the complementary color. The legacy logo should be restricted to referencing the history of the University and can be accessed through the UT Dallas photo library (NetID login required).

University Seal

Three examples of the president's seal, each obscured by a label that reads, use restricted. One is black and white, one has orange text, and one is full color, with a red outer ring, then an inner blue ring, with a partially orange shield over it.

The seal of The University of Texas at Dallas represents the highest authority of the University. It is a symbol of institutional guarantee and is reserved for the most solemn purposes of the University, generally associated with presidential communication and the conferral of degrees and academic honors. It may not be used decoratively on disposable items. A better option in lieu of the seal is the UTD Emblem. Questions about using the seal should be directed to the Office of Communications at marketing@utdallas.edu.

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