The original design was submitted to the Washington D.C. sales office of InventHelp. It is currently available for licensing ...

The Washington Redskins team name and logo were officially retired in 2019. Many would like the Commanders to revert to their ...

To this day, announcers and sports pundits still call the team the Redskins, and the descendants of John Two Guns White Calf, who was prominently featured on the team’s logo from 1972 until 2020, want ...

For the first time since it was removed from the Washington Commanders football stadium over concerns it was racially insensitive, the former Native American logo of Washington football is once ...

If true, presumably, the trip is intended as a signal of U.S. commitment, and an opportunity to highlight Washington’s investment in the Lobito corridor, a transnational infrastructure project ...

"The eight-to-one student-to-faculty ratio encourages a culture of meaningful conversations around the design disciplines and professional opportunities. "Students in Washington University's Sam ...

The Washington Commanders and ... Walter “Blackie” Wetzel, who helped design the profile of an Indian warrior that served as the team’s primary logo from 1972 to 2020, when the team retired ...

Wetzel, who was a member of the Blackfeet tribe, designed the warrior logo for use for the Washington franchise in the early 1970s. The memorial is open to the public inside Northwest Stadium.

The family of the man depicted in the former Washington Redskins logo has reignited the debate over the team's politically correct 'Commanders' rebranding. 'The fans want him back and we want him ...

Washington will play its first conference game as a member of the Big Ten on Saturday when it hosts Northwestern. But that wasn't what all the talk was about in Seattle this week. Instead, the ...

Relatives of the man John Two Guns White Calf, whose profile served as the face of the Washington, D.C., professional ...