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Learn about the official colors and typography of Columbia University, including the modern crown trademark and the Philolexian blue. Find out how to use them in print and web design, and see examples and swatches.
- Visual Identity Color Palette | Columbia University School of ...
Our primary color is dark blue, matching PMS 280 C, which is...
- Columbia Web Color Guide
This guide shows current and recommended web equivalents of...
- Columbia University Web & Identity Guidelines :: The University Identity
The official Columbia color is Columbia Blue, or Pantone...
- Columbia University - Visual Identity
Design System (available to Columbia faculty, staff, and...
- Visual Identity Color Palette | Columbia University School of ...
Learn about the official Columbia Blue color, the primary and secondary typefaces, and the co-branding usage for the University trademarks. The brand guide also provides examples, dos and don'ts, and compliance information for Columbia's visual identity.
Learn how to use the Columbia logo, design system, and elements for print and digital products. Find out how to request branding services, permissions, and stationery.
Learn about the primary, secondary and tertiary colors used by SPS, and how to apply them for web and print design. See the color values in PMS, CMYK, RGB and Hex systems.
30 kwi 2024 · Learn about the symbolism, evolution, and usage of Columbia University's logo, featuring the crown, the book, and the colors blue and white. Find out the official typefaces, the trademark regulations, and the accessibility guidelines for the logo.
This guide shows current and recommended web equivalents of the official brand colors for Columbia and its component institutions. Current web equivalents are shown to illustrate the varying color use which contributes to inconsistent brand presentation.
The official Columbia color is Columbia Blue, or Pantone 290. On a light color background, the logo can also be rendered in black, gray (60% black), Pantone 280, or Pantone 286; on a darker color background, the logo can be rendered in Pantone 290, Pantone 291, or Pantone 284, depending on which color works best with the overall design of your ...
