SDSU Graphic Identity Guidelines & Policies and Logo Downloads |
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Download “The New SDSU Graphic Identity System & Guidelines for Usage,” a 1.4 MB PDF document. Note: The guidelines were updated on April 20, 2004. Changes include information on embossing, revised letterhead and details on stationery fonts and measurements.Download SDSU Logo PoliciesLogos are available for download in various formats, colors and file types.Download SDSU Logos |
Department of Geological Sciences Official SDSU Logo Variations
By using these logo’s you acknowledge reading and adhering to the following guidelines and understand that failure to follow the guidelines may result in withdrawal of permission to use these elements and that publications or other materials using these elements in unapproved ways may have to be destroyed or withdrawn from circulation:
- University symbols and marks are owned and licensed by the university. I agree not to duplicate the computer graphic files to distribute them inside or outside the university.
- University symbols and marks may not be incorporated into any other design to create a new symbol.
- University symbols and marks may not be altered, stretched, outlined, given drop shadows, changed in color, or enclosed in shapes that appear to be a part of the symbol identity.
- University symbols and marks are to be use in accordance with the “The New SDSU Graphic Identity System & Guidelines for Usage. and “Logo Policies.”
STUDENTS
As a general policy, the San Diego State University logos are reserved for university communications and community relations. The use of SDSU logos implies endorsement by the university as an institution. Although the university supports its students, it may not endorse the contents of their Web or print publications. Using the letters “SDSU” or the words “San Diego State University” in a unique typeface would be an alternative solution. Exceptions may be made for academic applications. Contact Lori Padelford at 619-594-2587 for approval.
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Primary – 3 Color | download | download | download | download |
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Primary – 2 Color | download | download | download | download |
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Primary – Grayscale | download | download | download | download |
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Primary – Black & White | download | download | download | download |
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Primary Reversed – 3 Color | download | use png or eps file | download | use png or eps file |
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Primary Reversed- 2 Color | download | use png or eps file | download | use png or eps file |
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Primary Reversed- Grayscale | download | use png or eps file | download | use png or eps file |
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Primary Reversed- Black & White | download | use png or eps file | download | use png or eps file |
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Horizontal – 3 Color | download | download | download | download |
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Horizontal – 2 Color | download | download | download | download |
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Horizontal – Grayscale | download | download | download | download |
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Horizontal – Black & White | download | download | download | download |
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Horizontal Reversed- 3 Color | download | use png or eps file | download | use png or eps file |
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Horizontal Reversed – 2 Color | download | use png or eps file | download | use png or eps file |
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Horizontal Reversed – Grayscale | download | use png or eps file | download | use png or eps file |
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Horizontal Reversed – Black & White | download | use png or eps file | download | use png or eps file |
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https://earth.sdsu.edu download (PNG) |
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| Geology Mathematics Computer Science (GMCS) Entry way. | Geology Mathematics Computer Science (GMCS) from the physics lawn. |
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| Chemical Sciences Laboratory (CSL) Entry from College Ave and Canyon Crest Drive. | Chemical Sciences Laboratory (CSL) from the corner of College Avenue and Alvarado Road. |
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| Large General Education Classroom for course; Natural Disaster, Planet Earth, Ocean Planet, etc. | R.P. Oceans Lab in the GMCS building. |