What Is the Tufts Seal?
The Tufts seal is the official emblem of Tufts University. It features the university name, founding date, and symbols of knowledge and service. The seal is used on diplomas, transcripts, and formal university communications.
History and Meaning of the Seal
Tufts University adopted its seal to represent academic tradition and institutional identity. The design includes elements that reflect the university’s mission and values. The seal is maintained by the university’s brand and identity office.
Where the Tufts Seal Appears
You can see the Tufts seal on official documents such as diplomas, certificates, and letterheads. It also appears on university merchandise and branded materials. For official guidelines, visit the Tufts University Brand Guidelines page at Tufts University Brand Guidelines.
