Specific or Limited Use Logos
BYU-Idaho maintains several marks for specific promotional, merchandise, formal, or commemorative uses. These marks serve specialized purposes and should not replace the official BYU-Idaho logo or an approved department logo in general university communications.
Promotional Logo
The promotional logo is reserved for approved merchandise and select promotional applications. It does not replace the official BYU-Idaho logo or approved department logos in university communications.
Promotional Logo
Departments may request approved applications of the promotional logo through the University Store.
Merchandise Applications
Select BYU-Idaho marks may be used on approved merchandise. These applications provide greater visual flexibility for apparel and promotional items while maintaining a recognizable connection to the university.
Limited-Use Logos
The following marks are reserved for specific university applications. Use them only in their approved contexts and do not substitute them for the official BYU-Idaho logo.
Medallion
The medallion is reserved for the Office of the President and select official university communications. Do not use it for department, office, or program communications.
Seal
The university seal represents BYU-Idaho’s heritage, authority, and formal standing. It is reserved for diplomas, official documents, and select formal or ceremonial applications.
Wordmark
The wordmark is a legacy mark and is not approved for new university communications. It may remain in select historical applications or established signage where appropriate.
25-Year
The 25-Year Anniversary logo commemorates 25 years since the creation of BYU-Idaho. Use it only on approved promotional materials and merchandise during the anniversary period. Do not use the logo after the anniversary concludes.
Not for regular department communications. Use your approved department logo unless the seal has been specifically authorized for a formal or ceremonial application.
Use the 25-Year Anniversary logo only on approved temporary promotional materials and merchandise during the anniversary period. Do not use it on letterhead, business cards, or other permanent or official identity materials.
No. Use the official artwork without changing its type, color, proportions, composition, or effects. Keep the campaign name and message separate rather than combining them with the logo to create a new mark.
In some approved applications. Departments should use their approved department logo for department-specific communications. Contact University Communications before using the promotional logo for a broader promotional purpose.