The defamation claim was tied to an email Drake sent to its alumni alleging that DMACC was causing “confusion in the marketplace” by adopting a logo that was strikingly similar to that used by Drake.

A federal judge has ordered Des Moines Area Community College to stop using a new school logo, finding that Drake University would likely be successful in establishing trademark infringement.

Drake University filed suit in federal court against DMACC this summer over a rebranding effort by the community college, which featured a new letter “D” logo in a block-style font similar to ...

Two key rulings have been issued in an ongoing legal feud between Drake University and Des Moines Area Community College ... its logo, which Drake said was too similar to the block-letter D ...

A judge has sided with Drake University in a lawsuit, stripping DMACC of the ability to use the “D” logo in its branding ... Des Moines Area Community College, Des Moines Area Community ...

A federal judge recently dismissed claims that Drake University defamed Des Moines Area Community College, the latest ...

A federal judge said DMACC Foundation made "giant leaps" to accuse Drake of defamation but declined to impose sanctions.

Des Moines Area Community College ... when Drake accused DMACC of infringing on its trademarks. At issue is a 2023 rebranding for DMACC that adopted a white block D logo and blue-on-blue color ...

Drake University, citing the attire worn by its bulldog mascot, seen above, is suing Des Moines Area Community College for ... by developing a new logo based on a block-letter “D” in a ...