A contest would have been a great idea, or at the very least an opportunity provided for students to vote on a design. That being said, having worked in marketing for close to twenty years, $65k for a University logo is actually kind of a bargain.
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Jen Mulvaney
12 years ago
i actually like it better than the old one. as an alum of manchester i'm happy to see all 3 campuses share the same logo. there will always be originality in each campus, but having them representing by buildings seemed old fashioned..
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Philippe Lord
12 years ago
wicked gay
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Bender
12 years ago
huge waste of money and a weak logo to boot.
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Jenny Bodwell
12 years ago
As an alumnus, this blatant lack of forethought and innovation is appalling in a school like UNH. C'mon, you can do better!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
the individuality of the campuses meant alot, and now we are all under one bad logo.
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casey ramey
12 years ago
DO NOT CHANGE THE LOGO!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Students should have created a logo and won scholarships for it. That wasy we could also advertize by telling prospective students that we do things like this at OUR UNH.This logo is too simple, and does not feel UNH.
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David Wigemark
12 years ago
Either the advisory board involved in this or Huddleston, should be sacked.
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Jonathan Hart
12 years ago
This is a great design for an insurance company.
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Alexa Richards
12 years ago
This new logo gives UNH no identity. it's so generic looking.
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Ana Ortega
12 years ago
this new logo is so generic!
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Kelsey Nugent
12 years ago
I graduated in 2010 and they did ask out input on the new designs. They were all horrible. They all featured crest background, the same general colors, and big, easy block fonts. I can only hope they take all this negative feedback and go back to the drawing board for something original, well don't, and representative of the university.
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MacAlastair Ming
12 years ago
There has to be another option.
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Kevin Medara
12 years ago
That is the most ridiculous idea I have ever heard come from UNH
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Rachel Mae
12 years ago
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For a University that is supposedly deeply concerned with its student body's participation in politics and community, it was pretty unkind to neglect to ask for our input on what they're going to use to represent us.
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Ann Guyer
12 years ago
As bad as the GAP mistake.
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Inti Cesar-Inka Villalobos
12 years ago
I hope this steams up support all over!
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Molly Curran
12 years ago
Change the logo back!
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Kimberly F.
12 years ago
Not a good look at all to represent NH and how we feel as a state, very blah looking.
A contest would have been a great idea, or at the very least an opportunity provided for students to vote on a design. That being said, having worked in marketing for close to twenty years, $65k for a University logo is actually kind of a bargain.
i actually like it better than the old one. as an alum of manchester i'm happy to see all 3 campuses share the same logo. there will always be originality in each campus, but having them representing by buildings seemed old fashioned..
wicked gay
huge waste of money and a weak logo to boot.
As an alumnus, this blatant lack of forethought and innovation is appalling in a school like UNH. C'mon, you can do better!
the individuality of the campuses meant alot, and now we are all under one bad logo.
DO NOT CHANGE THE LOGO!
Students should have created a logo and won scholarships for it. That wasy we could also advertize by telling prospective students that we do things like this at OUR UNH.This logo is too simple, and does not feel UNH.
Either the advisory board involved in this or Huddleston, should be sacked.
This is a great design for an insurance company.
This new logo gives UNH no identity. it's so generic looking.
this new logo is so generic!
I graduated in 2010 and they did ask out input on the new designs. They were all horrible. They all featured crest background, the same general colors, and big, easy block fonts. I can only hope they take all this negative feedback and go back to the drawing board for something original, well don't, and representative of the university.
There has to be another option.
That is the most ridiculous idea I have ever heard come from UNH
For a University that is supposedly deeply concerned with its student body's participation in politics and community, it was pretty unkind to neglect to ask for our input on what they're going to use to represent us.
As bad as the GAP mistake.
I hope this steams up support all over!
Change the logo back!
Not a good look at all to represent NH and how we feel as a state, very blah looking.