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The University of Ottawa has a new logo, one that in some respects will look very familiar to many long-time employees. And that’s just fine, according to vice-rector, university relations, David Mitchell.
“We did a lot of consultation within the University community and we engaged some of the best minds in the field of design and logo development in Canada to come up with the new logo,” Mitchell said. “The most popular idea to come out of that process is a stylized version of Tabaret Hall.”
That choice is especially appropriate since this year marks the 100th anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone of Tabaret Hall. “It’s a wonderful architectural symbol of the University of Ottawa,” Mitchell notes, “that reflects both our tradition as Canada’s university and our future as a national institution.”
“We did a lot of consultation within the University community and we engaged some of the best minds in the field of design and logo development in Canada to come up with the new logo,” Mitchell said. “The most popular idea to come out of that process is a stylized version of Tabaret Hall.”
That choice is especially appropriate since this year marks the 100th anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone of Tabaret Hall. “It’s a wonderful architectural symbol of the University of Ottawa,” Mitchell notes, “that reflects both our tradition as Canada’s university and our future as a national institution.”