Boletín

The top banner shows the words that proudly read UPAEP, the acronym through which our university is universally known.

The foreground depicts a shield with direct reminiscence to the coat of arms of Puebla City, surrounded by an eagle’s shape in a guardianship fashion, with the head of the eagle as the crest and the wings as supporters.

The eagle's use accomplishes the purpose of evoking a national symbol, a part of our identity which inspires loyalty and integrity in being Mexican while providing a meaning of a free spirit, nurtured by the quest for the truth and the call to rise above the loftiest summits.

The water at the bottom is no less critical detail because, also, it reminds us of the heraldry of Puebla, which is a symbol of life.

The background is composed of two charges of shield that represent the campus, a book at the left, and a column at the right, which means the science and the culture, both standing side by side horizontally to form the letter “U” of the word university.

In the middle of the shield, two angels are crossing their wings, representing Puebla's angels, figuratively supporting the map of the state of Puebla. Initially, the design depicted an indigenous symbol, but we agreed that referring to Puebla's state emphasizes our location and projection in a more integrating way. Art, as a universal expression of the culture, should be genuine and rooted.

UPAEP's symbolism is an expression of love and conviction, projecting a respectable, noble, authentic, prestigious, useful, and patriotic formation, which gives, not only to Puebla but to the entire country, a universal and eternal dimension.