Detail 1 – On the traditional class ring, the name "University of North Texas" appears prominently.

Detail 2 – The soaring eagle has been our official mascot since 1922. Its talons, to which we pay tribute through our eagle claw hand sign, represent our pride and unity.

Detail 3 – The university seal was adopted in 1890, the year of our university's founding. The seal features:

• An eternal flame as a reminder of academic achievement and excellence.
• The Lone Star, representing the great state of Texas.
• Olive and live oak branches, signifying peace and strength.

Detail 4 – The McConnell Memorial Tower is represented by two clock faces on the tower:

• One hand at one o'clock, signifying the internationally recognized One O'Clock Lab Band.
• The other hand at seven o'clock, recalling the evening curfew for students at Texas Normal College and Teacher Training Institute in 1892.