The College seal may be used only for communications from the Board of Trustees, the president, senior administrators and the faculty. The seal is also used as an official emblem of the College in ...

It is also the center of the college seal, the name of the student newspaper, and adorns the lawn in front of Graves Hall. The logo’s anchor is drawn from the one in front of Graves Hall. The ...

The College seal illustrates the words of the College motto: Tanquam lignum quod plantatum est secus decursus aquarum. This Latin phrase translates to: "Like a tree planted by rivers of water (that ...

The seal may not be used on any other materials. Taglines Individual college and school taglines or slogans are not permitted. Signage Signs for offices and buildings should be ordered from Facilities ...

the symbol of the open hand and heart became finally the official logo. But it took many heated faculty meetings—mainly because some members of the faculty found the seal to be simply ...

The official university seal (with Greek lettering as part of the interior design) lends authenticity to documents that emanate from the university, particularly in its corporate capacity. It is used ...

where "TSC" is displayed across the center while the institution's full name is displayed around it along with the college's founding year, 1966. Unlike a logo, the seal will be used for official ...