Commenting on the story: New Adelaide University unveils logo

VC David Lloyd said the AU monogram was “tilted forward to convey momentum and future focus with an angle that echoes the angles of the Adelaide Festival Centre”, and that “The monogram balances stability with agility.”

What a lot of rot. A typographic catastrophe wrapped in spin. North Terrace purple indeed.

The announcement is shy about who actually smashed those unfortunate letters together. Can the perpetrator be named?

An unfortunate and disappointing outcome from what was, no doubt, a long and expensive exercise. – Anthony King

The new Adelaide University logo is the dullest, most uninspiring and most nondescript logo I have ever seen. As a University of Adelaide alum, it is bad enough this government is green-lighting a merger between a top 100 university and one that barely registers on the rankings at all, but now the drivers of the merger are saddling it with rubbish.

‘North Terrace purple’? What the hell is that? – Ben Woolford

How much did the new logo cost the university? Or is that commercial-in-confidence ? – Mike Lesiw

Commenting on the opinion piece: A bloodied, defiant Trump could become the defining image of the US election

What Emma Shortis fails in, as with all anti-Trump commentators, is that if the Democratic Party had not fallen stupidly into the radical left wing ideological nonsense agenda as they have done, alienating the average person, he (Trump) would not be the favourite to win.

The Democrats have brought it all upon themselves. – John Lewis