The University of Bristol has launched its refreshed logo which, as previously announced, sees the removal of Edward Colston’s dolphin emblem. The book of learning which was previously referenced in ...

and earlier this year when Bristol’s Student’s Union banned the Army from its freshers’ fair. A year-long consultation before the logo change revealed that black students at the university ...

His dolphin crest has been replaced by a book to align with the University of Bristol's values of education. The institution will now begin a phased update of the logo to limit wastage and manage ...

The university will, however, change its logo to remove the dolphin - an emblem associated with Bristol slave trader ... Prof Evelyn Welch has written an open letter explaining the decisions ...

(Pic: Giulia Spadafora/Getty Images) THE UNIVERSITY of Bristol will change its logo to remove any representation ... Professor Welch has written an open letter explaining the decisions in more ...

The University of Bristol is ... Colston from its logo. Professor Evelyn Welch, vice-chancellor and president of the university, announced the decision in an open letter in which she also ...

The University of Bristol will strip the dolphin emblem of slave trader Edward Colston from its logo. It comes after ... the emblem's removal in an open letter in which she also apologised to ...

In the letter, Beverly said the university was aware that Cheatham was using UC's official logos and its Bearcats word mark on signage and other material. Although Beverly noted in the letter that ...

Professor Evelyn Welch, vice-chancellor and president of the university, announced the decision in an open letter in which she ... from the university’s logo, which was designed in 2003 from ...