Scale of the Greek goddess of justice, Dike, symbolizing the impartial standard of justice. The sword in the center represents the power derived from the realization of justice through judgment.

A fountain pen, symbolizing study drawn in the shape of a globe, represents the School’s academic leap onto the world stage. The initials of the Business School, written in Latin Beta and Sigma, express its academic philosophy.

The iconic image of the West Building’s clock tower symbolizes the College of Liberal Arts. Laurels, representing honor and achievement, depict the College’s academic philosophy.

The combination of the images of DNA, symbolizing life science, and a pen, symbolizing study, illustrate the academic philosophy of the College of Life Sciences and Biotechnology.

Tiger eyes represent the College of Political Science & Economics, and a sword and pen symbolize power and study.

The image of covalent bonding and the initials of natural sciences “NS” symbolize the academic philosophy of the College of Science.

The combination of laurels, symbolizing honor and achievement, and a torch, symbolizing truth-seeking, expresses the identity and philosophy of the College of Engineering. Seven sawteeth symbolizing the seven departments of the College of Engineering protect the torch.

The staff of Asklepios, god of medicine, which has a serpent coiled around it, symbolizes the College of Medicine.

The combination of a book, symbolizing education, a pen, symbolizing study, and budding leaves, symbolizing students, evokes the image of true educators nurturing students.

The combination of candlelight symbolizing sacrifice and service, wings of a ministering angel, and the initials of the College of Nursing “CN” represent the identity of the college.