The campus logos must remain as originally drawn and proportioned and cannot be modified or altered in any way. The text is a graphic element, not a typeface. Do not use the campus signature, logo or wordmark in a sentence.

The Missouri S&T signature or logo should be used on all Missouri S&T marketing materials. This includes all publications like business cards, letterhead, brochures, newsletters, admissions publications, recruitment materials, summer program publications, videos, websites and other materials.

For use of the Missouri S&T signature or logo with a department or organization name, contact printing services at mstprint@mst.edu. 

	Missouri S&T signature The primary graphic element for all Missouri S&T marketing materials, the signature includes the university’s full name. It is to be used when the word mark is not prominent. The signature features a bold “S&T” to symbolize our emphasis on science and technology. The stylized ampersand features a miner’s pickaxe that symbolizes our heritage as Missouri School of Mines and the first technological school west of the Mississippi. Download options
	Missouri S&T logo The Missouri S&T logo, a dominant part of the signature that omits the “University of Science & Technology” wording, should be used when space is limited or when the word mark is prominently featured. The logo features a bold “S&T” to symbolize our emphasis on science and technology. The stylized ampersand features a miner’s pickaxe that symbolizes our heritage as Missouri School of Mines and the first technological school west of the Mississippi. Download options
Missouri S&T wordmark The Missouri S&T wordmark spells out Missouri University of Science and Technology as a graphic element. It may be used on its own or in combination with the logo to provide a complete visual image. It should not be used in proximity to the signature. Download options

Joe Miner mascot

Rugged and individualistic, Joe Miner personifies the spirit of the old west and the determination to succeed. His character is closely tied with the school's founding in 1870 as the University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy.

Joe Miner's official pose illustrates a walking stance, with one leg stepping forward. With gun holstered on his hip, Joe swings a pickax while balancing a slide rule across one shoulder. This image was originally hand drawn.

	Full body, vector-based Joe This version allows for better reproduction than the original hand-drawn image. It can be used in color, black and white, and as line art. Usage guidelines Download EPS Download JPG
	Head image In addition to the official pose, a close-up, vector-based image of Joe Miner's head is available for official use. It can be used in color, black and white, and as line art. Usage guidelines Download EPS Download JPG
	Full body, original Joe The original image of Joe Miner was hand-drawn. It may be reproduced in full color only. Usage guidelines Download EPS Download JPG

Historic emblem

Missouri S&T’s historic emblem includes the following symbols the convey meaning to our alumni and friends:

• Crossed hammers remind us of our founding as the School of Mines and Metallurgy in 1870
• The gear, while signifying our historic emphasis in the mechanics of engineering, also challenges all alumni to pursue new ideas and knowledge, accept civic responsibility and serve society.
• The chain signifies the strong link between MSM, UMR and Missouri S&T graduates.

The historic emblem may be used with marketing materials that are designed to communicate the university’s history or to communicate with alumni. The historic emblem should never be used in place of the Missouri S&T signature, logo or word mark. Its use is reserved for development and alumni relations purposes only.

Use of the historic emblem requires authorization from the communications office. For approval and to request the file, contact communications at comm@mst.edu.

Athletics primary mark

Missouri S&T’s athletics primary mark consists of a dominant miner’s pickaxe behind the abbreviated university name, “Missouri S&T.” It is designed with a stylized shadow to illustrate action, as if the symbol is in motion. Both the pickaxe and the name are outlined in white to give two-dimensional depth and create an athletic look.

The athletics primary mark may be used on all athletics materials, including uniforms, equipment and marketing materials.

Use of the athletics primary mark requires authorization from the communications office. For approval and to request the file, contact communications at comm@mst.edu.