ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The U.S. Naval Academy wants Nike to stop using a logo that the sports apparel company released this week. Nike, in collaboration with sneaker company Undefeated, released a ...

USNA is working with Navy leadership to order Nike/UNDEFEATED to cease and desist their use of the logo. — U.S. Naval Academy (@NavalAcademy) June 14, 2018.

The U.S. Naval Academy is demanding that Nike and Undefeated, a boutique based in Los Angeles, stop using a new logo that resembles the academy’s crest. you know there’s an active trademark on ...

Nike Inc. apologized after the U.S. Naval Academy in Maryland said the similarities between a logo for a clothing line and the academy's historic seal are undeniable.

The U.S. Naval Academy in Maryland is demanding that Nike and a Los Angeles-based boutique stop using a logo closely resembling the college’s historic crest.

A federal judge denied a request to temporarily bar the Naval Academy from using race in its admissions process during a hearing Thursday. Judge Richard Bennett ruled from the bench in Baltimore ...

Lawyers for the group argue the Naval Academy has “no justification for using race-based admissions” when doing so is unconstitutional for all other colleges across the country.

Plebes do push ups as part of a morning session of physical training at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. on Tuesday, July 28, 2020. Approximately 1,200 are a part of this year’s plebe class.

The Naval Academy objected to the logo by Undefeated, a Los Angeles sportswear line, saying it was eerily similar to theirs. The news lit up social media this week.

Nike Inc. apologized after the U.S. Naval Academy in Maryland said the similarities between a logo for a clothing line and the academy’s historic seal are undeniable. Nike said in a statement ...