Purdue UniversityCollege of Science Design and Print Style Guide
Purdue is a world-class university, recognized easily by its name and often by the graphic images that represent the school and its brand. By implementing these standards, we build a level of consistency and unification that is part of our global strategy to increase the value of our best known and most important asset — the Purdue University name.
How to use Purdue logos
Co-brands and logos
Products and mascots
How to use Purdue logos/mark:
The basic Purdue mark:
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The Purdue “signature” logo is the primary identifier for Purdue University and is used more prominently than many of the University’s other marks. The Purdue signature is designed to be used as one unit. Elements of the signature are not to be used separately or combined with other elements. This signature has been specially designed for use by the University and may not be changed in terms of proportion or typeface. The Purdue signature must be reproduced from official artwork and is available in a variety of file types, sized for many different uses. |
Approved variations:
Maintain appropriate space around the Purdue mark:
Use the appropriate colors:
DO NOT do any of the following:
Co-brands: department and college
Department and college co-brands are available for download here in various formats. Please DO NOT create your own. Contact Amira Zamin if the existing co-brands do not meet your needs.
Only colleges and college-level entities are permitted to have logos and all must be approved by Purdue Marketing Communications. Only approved logos can be printed on University stationary. Please contact PMC if you have any questions to avoid having your stationary order delayed at the printer.
Products, mascot, etc.
Use of the signature, seal, mascot logo, or other University marks for commercial purposes requires permission or licensure from Purdue University. Requests for such use should be directed to the trademark licensing administrator, (765) 494-1077.
When the Purdue mark is used for commercial purposes, the trademark mark must appear wih the logo as shown here:
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