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BRANDING GUIDELINES


TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />

Introduction..................................................................................... 3<br />

Name Usage..................................................................................... 5<br />

Logos................................................................................................ 6<br />

Spirit Mark ...................................................................................... 8<br />

Colors............................................................................................. 10<br />

Typography.................................................................................... 11<br />

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INTRODUCTION<br />

The University of North Texas at Dallas is the only public,<br />

accredited 4-year university in the City of Dallas. The university<br />

brand serves as a pathway to social mobility by empowering<br />

students, transforming lives and strengthening communities.<br />

Our goal is to ensure that our visual communications convey<br />

the consistency needed to strengthen the university brand,<br />

and increase awareness and highlight the distinctions of our<br />

university. The brand standards should be followed whenever the<br />

university name or logo is used, in all forms of communication,<br />

both print and digital. With consistent use of these guidelines,<br />

<strong>UNT</strong> Dallas will strategically communicate a united message,<br />

strengthen our brand image.<br />

All communications from our university reflect <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas’<br />

professional stature, aspirations and direction. The choices<br />

you make when you select words, colors, photos and graphics<br />

reinforce our reputation. Using key messages with the official<br />

marks, typefaces, colors and graphics in a consistent manner will<br />

help build the <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas brand and identity.<br />

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INTRODUCTION<br />

Following these guidelines and recommendations will help<br />

reinforce the <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas brand, illustrating our core values and<br />

key traits as defined by our students, alumni, faculty and staff, as<br />

well as our external stakeholders.<br />

This marketing and identity guide is designed to be a<br />

comprehensive aid in planning and executing your marketing<br />

& communications efforts. Please familiarize yourself with the<br />

information provided as the Regent’s Rules and <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas policy<br />

require these guidelines to<br />

be followed.<br />

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NAME USAGE<br />

The University of North Texas at Dallas has been the official name<br />

of the University since 2000. Use the complete name the first<br />

time you refer to the University in text.<br />

“<strong>UNT</strong> Dallas” may be used as an abbreviation to refer to the<br />

academic institution when clarification is necessary.<br />

Do not refer to the University as <strong>UNT</strong>.<br />

Do not use “Dallas” alone or use “U of D” to identify our<br />

University as they denote other institutions.<br />

Misidentifying the University of North Texas at Dallas causes<br />

confusion that weakens its brand.<br />

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LOGOS<br />

<strong>UNT</strong> Dallas Logo<br />

The <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas wordmark is the only logo currently<br />

authorized for use at <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas.<br />

For full-color printed or electronic materials, it is preferred<br />

that the wordmark is used with the official <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas colors,<br />

PMS 293. A shade of 80% gray may be used for lettering/<br />

vertical bar in the logo.<br />

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LOGOS<br />

Logo Visibility<br />

The University of North Texas at Dallas logo should always remain visibile and legible or all media it is printed on. Below are examples of<br />

usage that is not allowed.<br />

Low Contrast<br />

Complicated Background<br />

Illegible Size<br />

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LOGOS<br />

Logo Clear Spacee<br />

The University of North Texas at Dallas logo should have the following clear space around it when reproduced..<br />

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LOGOS<br />

Deprecated Logos<br />

These logos are no longer approved and should never be used. Replace them wherever you have used them in the past.<br />

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SPIRIT MARK<br />

The <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas Trailblazer spirit mark is an informal, bold and energetic<br />

representation of <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas. It suggests pride and affinity. The mascot is<br />

formally referred to as Jax, while the students are referred to<br />

as Trailblazers.<br />

The spirit mark is separate and distinct from the more formal <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas<br />

logo and is less academically oriented. It is the emblem for strong, emotive<br />

support given to <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas by students, alumni, and all those associated<br />

with <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas.<br />

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SPIRIT MARK<br />

The <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas Trailblazer spirit mark and jaguar should always<br />

remain legible. When using the spirit mark and jaguar, the jaguar<br />

must always be consistent in its appearance.<br />

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SPIRIT MARK<br />

The <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas Trailblazer jaguar should never appear as it does in the examples below.<br />

These are incorrect reproductions of our logo and should not be on any produced item.<br />

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SPIRIT MARK<br />

The spirit mark may be used:<br />

• In informal contexts, such as: athletics, alumni materials, school<br />

spirit activities with current students, secondary recruiting<br />

communications (initial contact with prospective students should<br />

include the main university logo), and on apparel and promotional<br />

items, along with the university name; If you use a version without<br />

text, the main university logo must accompany the spirit mark in<br />

the design piece.<br />

• As a graphic within academic departments to promote spirit and<br />

social events, and in recruitment and promotional materials, along<br />

with the university name.<br />

​The spirit mark may NOT be used:<br />

• For official <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas communications, such as: official notification<br />

letters of admission, letters for hire, contracts, and grant proposals.<br />

• As a lockup with the <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas logotype and signature system,<br />

nor may a new lockup or signature be created using the Trailblazer<br />

spirit mark.<br />

• For formal business purposes.<br />

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COLORS<br />

Main <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas Color<br />

The official colors of the University of North Texas at Dallas are <strong>UNT</strong><br />

Dallas blue and white.<br />

Secondary colors, such as yellow, black, gray and <strong>UNT</strong> green can also<br />

be used as long as the majority of the design is created with <strong>UNT</strong><br />

Dallas blue and white. When <strong>UNT</strong> green is used, it must be PMS 356<br />

or an equivalent four-color process (CMYK) mix. When uncoated paper<br />

stock is used, PMS 355* should be substituted for <strong>UNT</strong> green.<br />

Often, a shade of 80% gray is used for lettering/vertical bar in the logo<br />

<strong>UNT</strong> Dallas Blue<br />

PMS 293<br />

R 0 G 61 B 165<br />

C 100 M 75 Y 0 K 0<br />

Secondary <strong>UNT</strong> Dallas Colors<br />

<strong>UNT</strong> Dallas Green<br />

PMS 356<br />

R 0 G 122 B 51<br />

C 91 M 0 Y 100 K 26<br />

<strong>UNT</strong> Dallas Yellow<br />

PMS 7405<br />

R 242 G 205 B 0<br />

C0 M8 Y100 K1<br />

*PANTONE ® is the property of Pantone Inc. The colors shown on this page<br />

and throughout this style guide have not been evaluated by Pantone Inc. for<br />

accuracy and may not match the PANTONE ® Color Standards. For accurate<br />

standards, refer to current PANTONE publications.<br />

Accent Colors<br />

**CMYK mixes vary based on printers, equipment, etc. Please contact<br />

Marketing & Communications for assistance determining the appropriate mix<br />

for your project.<br />

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TYPOGRAPHY<br />

GEORGIA<br />

Consistency of typography is one way to create a uniformed look in all<br />

<strong>UNT</strong> Dallas publications. The recommended typefaces for university<br />

communications are Calibri, Georgia and Times Roman. These<br />

typefaces have been carefully selected to complement one another.<br />

Font Uses:<br />

• Georgia is used for formal printed communications and in<br />

electronic presentations<br />

• Calibri is used for email, electronic newsletters, and in electronic<br />

presentations<br />

• Fira Sans is an alternate font used for printed communications and<br />

in electronic presentations<br />

• Arial is an alternate font used in electronic presentations,<br />

primarily for headlines<br />

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ<br />

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789<br />

CALIBRI<br />

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ<br />

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789<br />

FIRA SANS<br />

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ<br />

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789<br />

ARIAL<br />

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ<br />

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789<br />

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