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The official trademark for Columbia University includes the modern crown symbol adjacent to the full name of the University, in an approved color. No other mark may be used in University branding outside of an official University crown.
- Columbia Web Color Guide
This guide shows current and recommended web equivalents of...
- Visual Identity Color Palette | Columbia University School of ...
Our primary color is dark blue, matching PMS 280 C, which is...
- Visual Identity - Columbia University
This website is a collection of resources meant to provide...
- Columbia Web Color Guide
The official trademark for Columbia University is the modern crown adjacent to the full name of the University, in black or an approved blue. For use on a black background, please use a white trademark. On a dark blue, you may also use a PMS 290 version of the trademark.
This website is a collection of resources meant to provide designers, developers, and content creators with a set of ready-to-use components for print and digital products: Logo files (available to Columbia faculty and staff) Design System (available to Columbia faculty, staff, and students)
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.
30 de abr. de 2024 · The Colors of the Columbia University Logo Columbia Blue Overview. Columbia Blue, identified as Pantone 290 (PMS 290), is derived from the color of the Philolexian Society, the oldest student group at Columbia, established in 1802.
Our primary color is dark blue, matching PMS 280 C, which is also a prominent part of Columbia University’s secondary color palette. By emphasizing our connection to Columbia, the color reflects the rigorous education that our students receive and our purposeful tone of voice.
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 ...
