The University overall is represented by a set of Core Identity Logos & Logotypes that are available for University faculty, staff, and delegates to use for official University communications as long ...

Prior to using these logos, familiarize yourself with Saint Louis University's logo guidelines. Saint Louis University logo marks are copyrighted. Use of these logos is restricted to the Saint Louis ...

Released in November 2015, Saint Louis University's logo is our symbol (fleur-de-lis in shield) integrated with our institution name. SLU's official logo system was designed for use (and legibility) ...

Use the full-color version whenever possible. Use the knockout type version on dark backgrounds or images where the preferred logo lacks contrast. Use the one-color white version on dark backgrounds ...

For student groups that would like a logo expressing their connection to the University of Colorado Boulder, the university allows student organizations in good standing to receive a set of ...

The primary visual identifier of the University of Helsinki is its flame emblem. The flame emblem is part of the University’s logo. The University’s logo consists of the flame emblem and the logo text ...

Instructions on obtaining the Harvard Business School logos can be found on the Logos page of the Identity Guidelines. In general, the Harvard University logos (and the "Harvard" or "Harvard ...

It’s thrilling to consider how a new Loyola logo might look. Perhaps the maroon silhouette of a wolf howling within a golden ...

Do not use the logo text or shield in isolation from each other. If in doubt contact [email protected] All entities wholly owned by the University should follow the University of Sheffield ...

Logos, Lockups and Seals At the core of CU Boulder’s visual identity are the graphic marks associated with its Be Boulder. brand platform and the “locked up” interlocking CU logomark and University of ...

The Miami University logo is a powerful and recognizable symbol of the university. It unites all Miami constituents — students, faculty and staff, alumni, partners, and the broader community. The ...