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Logos

Official BYU-Idaho logo, colors, placement, department logos, and logo use.
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Official Logo

  • The official university logo, sometimes called the “Two-Line Monogram,” was developed by the CES Board of Directors to closely match both BYU and BYU-Hawaii.
  • Always use the official logo artwork.
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Colors

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Minimum Size

  • The height of the logo should never be smaller than 3/8” or approximately 36 pixels wide.
  • The logo may require adjustments in small applications such as embroidery. Contact University Communications for assistance.
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Clear Space

  • Always include clear space on all sides of the logo.
  • Clear space should be determined by the size of the letter B found on the top left corner of the logo.
  • This space should be kept clear of any other elements.
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Implied Endorsement

  • Do not place the BYU-Idaho official logo next to other logos without permission from University Communications.
  • This can inadvertently imply a partnership or endorsement.
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Placement

Logo placement varies depending on the medium:

  • Letterheads place the logo on the top left corner. The logo is usually locked into a pre-made template.
  • Campus ads usually have the logo on the bottom left corner in a black box.

Contact University Communications for access to these templates or with any questions about how to use the logo according to brand standards.

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Alteration

Do not distort or change the official logo in any way. This includes but is not limited to:  

  • Stretching 
  • Distortion 
  • Re-creation of logo artwork 
  • Enlarging individual elements 
  • Changing to unapproved color schemes 
  • Adding text 
  • Changing logo fonts 
  • Adding texture 
  • Adding and or removing elements 
  • Moving individual elements 
  • Rotation 
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Department Logos