1-General | 7/1/2026 6:00:00 AM
MIAMI SHORES, Fla.— The Barry University athletic department has a new look heading into the 2026-27 academic year, with an updated Bucky and associated word and secondary marks, building a robust palette to represent the department. The redesigned Bucky should be used beginning July 1, 2026. After this date, no items featuring the previous unbranded Bucky should be used under any circumstances.
Barry University and Buccaneer Athletics benefit from the public recognition of its name, symbols, logos and other identifying marks giving Barry a unifying image that distinguishes its programs from other universities. Barry has a responsibility to protect the use of its trademarked logos and identifying marks to ensure the quality and consistency matches the University. All royalties from the licensing program benefit the University to support the department's overall strategic mission. All vendors using any of the trademarked logos or wordmarks that represent Barry U Buccaneer athletics must be licensed.
All uses, print or electronic, must be approved by the athletics department prior to application. Questions and approvals can be directed to the Office of Athletic Communications.
Check out the full Athletic Branding page.
Trademarks & Licensing
The Barry University Buccaneer athletics trademark is any mark, monogram, logo or derivative that can be associated with Barry and can be distinguished from those of other institutions or entities. Buccaneer trademarks are the property of Barry, and their unauthorized use is prohibited. Headquartered in Atlanta, Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) assists collegiate institutions in protecting, marketing and managing their brands through a customized, strategic approach focused on each individual client. CLC and Barry reviews all brand applications for a number of variables, including whether the product meets the goals, strategy and need of the licensing program. The university, in cooperation with CLC, manages the enforcement of our trademark rights.