University of Alberta

Logos

UA logo - Colour




UA logo - One-Colour Tint

UA logo - One-Colour Solid


UA logo locator - Colour




UA logo locator - One-Colour Tint

UA logo locator - One-Colour Solid


UA logo south campus - Colour




UA logo south campus - One-Colour Tint

UA logo south campus - One-Colour Solid


UA logo north campus - Colour




UA logo north campus - One-Colour Tint

UA logo north campus - One-Colour Solid



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 Things to know
  • The logo must be used as provided and must never be modified or altered in any way. (This includes moving the shield on top or below the wordmark.)
  • The shield and the wordmark should never be used alone or paired with anything other than each other.
  • What is the difference between versions?
  • The visual identity guidelines apply to all sub-unit logos as well as the main logo.
  • Whenever possible, the logo should appear in its full colour version. There is a version specific to both spot colour printing and four-colour process printing.
  • The one-colour tint version of the logo should only be used when the two-colour or four-colour process printing is not available.
  • The one-colour solid version of the logo should only be used when halftone printing is not available. This is often the case with signage and merchandise.
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Which file format do I use?

PNG, JPG - if you are using Office software (Microsoft Word®, Microsoft Excel®, Microsoft Powerpoint®) or for building webpages (Adobe Dreamweaver®, Adobe Fireworks®, Adobe Photoshop®).

EPS - if you are using design software (QuarkXPress®, Adobe InDesign®, Adobe Pagemaker®, Adobe Illustrator®, CorelDRAW®).

AI - this file format only works with Adobe design software. Please read the NOTE below.

NOTE: The one colour tint versions of the new University of Alberta logo (file names UA-1C-TINT and UA-1C-TINT-REVERSE) contain transparencies which are not supported by all file formats. For this reason, these files are currently only available in png or ai (native Adobe Illustrator document) format. The png files are ideal for use in Office software, the ai files can be used in Adobe design software. If you are using non-Adobe design software, use either the full colour or one colour solid versions of the new logo, which are both available as eps files.