University of Pittsburgh
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In early autumn of 1909, Pitt adopted the panther as
its mascot at a student-alumni meeting. George
M. P. Baird, class of 1909 argued that panthers had,
in the past, lived in Pittsburgh, are a noble creatures,
and (well) panther starts with "P" which is good for
Pittsburgh! No other university had selected the
panther for their mascot, also making the selection
novel for the time.
In early autumn of 1909, Pitt adopted the panther as
its mascot at a student-alumni meeting. George
M. P. Baird, class of 1909 argued that panthers had,
in the past, lived in Pittsburgh, are a noble creatures,
and (well) panther starts with "P" which is good for
Pittsburgh! No other university had selected the
panther for their mascot, also making the selection
novel for the time.