08/08/2026
“Our logo symbolizes our journey as Political Science students. The Lady Justice, scales, sword, gavel, and law books represent justice, law, and the protection of rights, while the open book and torch represent education and knowledge. The maroon and gold colors symbolize courage, dignity, excellence, and achievement. Overall, the logo reflects our commitment to understand politics, uphold justice, and serve the people.”
Logo Element / Definition
1. Maroon Color
Represents strength, courage, dignity, and commitment. It gives the logo a formal and academic character appropriate for Political Science and law.
2. Gold Color
Symbolizes excellence, wisdom, achievement, and honor. It represents the students' pursuit of knowledge and leadership.
3. Circular Shape
Represents unity, equality, continuity, and solidarity among the 1st Year Political Science students.
4. “1st Year Political Science Students”
Identifies the group and represents the students' beginning journey in studying politics, government, law, and society.
5. Lady Justice
Represents justice, fairness, equality, and impartiality. The blindfold emphasizes that justice should be applied without favor or discrimination.
6. Sword
Symbolizes the power and authority of law. It also represents the courage to defend truth, justice, and people's rights.
7. Scales of Justice
Represent balance, fairness, and equality before the law. The balanced scales symbolize impartial decision-making.
8. Courthouse / Greek Columns
Represents the judicial system, government institutions, law, order, and democracy. The columns also symbolize strength and stability.
9. Gavel
Represents judicial authority, decision-making, and the administration of justice.
10. Law Books
The books labeled “Constitution,” “Law,” and “Rights” represent the foundation of political and legal knowledge. They emphasize the importance of understanding laws and constitutional principles.
11. Open Book
Represents education, learning, knowledge, and continuous intellectual development. It reflects the students' academic journey.
12. Torch
Symbolizes knowledge, enlightenment, truth, and intellectual awakening. It represents education as a light that guides society.
13. Laurel Branches
Represent achievement, honor, victory, and academic excellence. They signify the students' aspirations to succeed and serve society.
14. Columns/Pillars
Symbolize stability, strength, order, and the institutions of government that uphold society and democracy.
15. Stars
Represent aspiration, excellence, hope, and the pursuit of higher ideals. They can also symbolize the students' future as leaders and public servants.
16. “Justice, Equality, Freedom”
These represent fundamental principles of a democratic society and the values that Political Science students should understand and uphold.
17. “Truth, Integrity, Responsibility”
These are ethical values expected from future political leaders, public servants, and citizens.
18. “Understand Politics. Uphold Justice.”
Represents the students' purpose: to understand how political systems work while promoting fairness, justice, and good governance.
19. “Build a Better Society.”
Represents the ultimate goal of studying Political Science—to contribute to a more just, democratic, peaceful, and responsible society.
20. “Know the Law. Seek Justice. Serve the People.”
Serves as the core motto of the organization. It emphasizes knowledge of law, commitment to justice, and service to the people.
21. Shield with Scales and Sword
Represents protection of rights, justice, courage, and defense of democratic values.
22. Greek/Temple Design
Represents the classical foundations of democracy, citizenship, philosophy, law, and political thought, particularly associated with ancient Greece and Rome.
