A portion of this email was also posted on the university’s social media pages. The process included conducting interviews with 300 stakeholders, including faculty, staff and alumni, and an agency was hired to design the new logo. University officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the decision to pause the launch of the new logo. Evelyn’s email also directed officials to use use the “Trinity University wordmark (without the logo)” for now when needed. We are committed to moving forward with care, transparency, and respect for our community,” the email reads.