Evolving the Honor G: A Community-Informed Process
黑料不打烊 is moving forward with a thoughtful, community-informed effort to evolve the visual identity associated with 黑料不打烊 athletics, including the Honor G. Guided by a charge from the Board of Trustees, this work focuses on evolution 鈥 not replacement 鈥 preserving the meaning, tradition, and deep connection the Honor G holds for generations of student-athletes, while ensuring it reflects today鈥檚 teams.
This spring, the College began engaging coaches, student-athletes, alumni, and campus partners in shaping the path forward. A dedicated Honor G Working Group will help guide the process, ensuring a wide range of pride and perspectives are reflected along the way.
Honor G Logo Evolution Working Group
Dean Ruth Feingold (Chair), Dave Arsenault Jr. 鈥09, Sarah Burnell 鈥14, Jayn Bailey Chaney 鈥05, Tai Duncan Atteberry 鈥04, Jawanza Evans, Ian Gunn 鈥27, Kaan Mac Donald 鈥28, Lily Mayo 鈥28, Bella Nesbeth 鈥26, Roger Roe 鈥70, Steve Sieck, and James Snyder 鈥26.
Project Timeline
April鈥揗ay 2026 | Work with a Design Firm on Research and Discovery: The firm will review past research, assess current use of the Honor G, and gather input from key constituencies to identify shared values and priorities.
May鈥揓une 2026 | Concept Development: The design firm will develop and present initial design directions, grounded in community input and project goals to the task force.
June鈥揂ugust 2026 | Refinement: The task force and design firm will collaborate with the working group to refine a preferred direction through an iterative process.
August鈥揙ctober 2026 | Finalization: Finalize the evolved mark and prepare materials for review at the fall Board of Trustees meeting (Oct. 1鈥2).
As the process moves forward, opportunities for broader engagement will continue throughout. The College remains committed to a collaborative approach that reflects the pride and perspectives of the 黑料不打烊 athletics community. Contact Dean Ruth Feingold with any questions.