Branding
Education
When Ryerson University rebranded as Toronto Metropolitan University, one of its longest-standing communities—the engineering student society—was left without a visual identity that matched its new name or purpose. But this wasn't just a logo redesign. It was a chance to reimagine how a deeply rooted institution could look, feel, and show up for a new generation.
Much like a neighborhood shaped by its past but eager to define its future, the Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society needed to preserve its cultural memory while building a more inclusive, dynamic identity that aligned with a modern vision.
Engineering culture has an image problem. It's seen as rigid, traditional, and frankly, uncool. But today's engineering students are creative problem-solvers, innovators, and culture-makers. They needed an association that reflected who they actually are.
Our strategy: Keep the DNA, change the expression.
We didn't erase history—we evolved it. The new MUES identity preserves iconic elements from the original crest that alumni would recognize, reimagined through a contemporary lens. Think of it as architectural preservation meets modern engineering.
The new MUES identity does what great engineering does—it solves multiple problems elegantly. Alumni see their legacy respected. Current students see themselves reflected. And prospective students see a society worth joining.
Most importantly, we made engineering culture look like what it actually is: innovative, inclusive, and yes—cool.
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