Please refer to Guidelines for Third Party Use of the IAEA Logo for detailed application process and recommendation on the format, colour and placement of the IAEA logo for your submission.
The logo lockups should be used across Saint Louis University's schools/colleges, divisions, departments, etc. (i.e., College of Arts and Sciences). This cohesive system strengthens our overall brand ...
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 ...
Did you know that the SDG branding has been revised recently, with the guidelines updated? Please note that the SDG logo with the UN emblem is only available to UN System partners. All other ...
If you have any questions about using the logo, please contact the Marketing Office at [email protected]. Having a clear and consistent visual identity helps build greater recognition for ...
Elements of the brand, or identity, of the College include the name and the logo. The brand follows Drexel University's Identity Program. Guidelines specific to the College of Medicine brand are ...
Our wordmark can appear in three colors: Northwestern Purple, white, and black. In most cases, use Northwestern Purple or white; black should be reserved for when color is not an option. In some cases ...
When people in the deaf community see a hand form a wide ā€œGā€ in front of the temple and pull it backward, they instantly ...
Consistently using University logos strengthens our national recognition and allows all programs and departments to benefit from UD's established reputation. The chapel logo is the official ...
This page contains the rules and conditions for using Bowdoin's additional trademarks. In addition to the Bowdoin wordmark, the College maintains a family of branding elements. Each of these marks has ...
You must use your full first and last name when you post comments or participate in discussions. You may not represent that you are any other person, whether real or invented, or imply any ...
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 ...