To ensure consistency in branding, USF's official policy requires the approval of all print and electronic communications using the USF logo. This includes online publication, electronic documents, printed publications (e.g., posters, flyers, brochures), imprinted items (e.g., staff shirts), or promotional giveaways (e.g., pens, mugs, keychains).

Find information on the USF brand, along with resources for the USF Community and for USF Professional Communicators.

LOGO LOCKUP The official University of South Florida logo lockup is the preferred logo for all academic units and should be used for the majority of university communications. There are several variations to meet different needs, and together they …

The official USF St. Petersburg logo is the preferred logo for the majority of university communications.

Official USF logos, color palettes, typography and other brand elements are developed by University Communications and Marketing. • Email Signature Instructions for USF Employees • USF PowerPoint Templates

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA VISUAL BRAND

Format and color The USF logo is a carefully designed combination of a monogram and the University of South Florida name—the university’s “signature.” This is the university’s master brand. The colors and proportions of the logos must not be altered. Consistent use of the USF logo builds recognition over time. These pages show

view the UCM Brand Guidance PDF on the USF Brand Asset Management page. Logos These horizontal and vertical logos may be used in our communications. Multiple color options are available on the Team Resources page. Long Version: This is the preferred logo option, as it includes “University of South Florida” in the design.

The official University of South Florida logo lockup is the preferred logo for all academic units and should be used for the majority of university communications. There are several variations to meet different needs, and together they comprise the university’s logo system.

2024年12月3日 · On May 6, 2019, it became known that the University of South Florida was ready to return to its classic green-and-gold color palette and abandon the logo unloved by students and alumni. Instead, it was decided to use the Bull U emblem, which was made famous by …