Graphic Marks: Logo
This registered logo is the standard, visually identifying symbol identifies us as “Saginaw Valley State University.” Visually, it establishes and reinforces the marketing initiative to create a connection between all publications, advertising promotions, and recruitment initiatives created for SVSU with our audiences.
The official SVSU logo must be the primary graphic identifier on the following:
- All external and internal printed publications from all SVSU departments and colleges, including flyers, posters, and brochures
- Letterhead, business cards and envelopes
- Web site
- All forms of advertising including television, outdoor and print
- External navigational signage
Two parts comprise the SVSU logo:
- A perfect square with the S, V, S, U initials, outlined by a one point line.
- “Saginaw Valley State University” words separated by an one point line. It is recommended that the SVSU logo always appear with both parts. Exceptions may be when the S, V, S, U, square is used as a graphic mark in addition to the full logo.
Color options for logo
Logo Placement
It is recommended that the SVSU logo appear on the front page and in the top left corner of any external printed material for advertising, recruitment, donor and alumni relations. Otherwise, the logo may appear on the bottom of internal entertainment programs, low priority flyers and internal posters.
Logo Sizes
The logo should not be seen smaller than 1.75 inches in width on any printed publication or Web page. At any size smaller than this, the readability of the logo is sacrificed. When the logo is at its smallest size, .125 inches of negative space should surround the entire logo on all four sides. No other graphic elements should appear within the space surrounding the logo. The logo should have a .25 inch space reserved around all sides from other graphic elements.
Locate logos on the SVSU NetworkLogos are housed on an SVSU network server and can only be accessed when on the campus of SVSU. P.C. users can access the SVSU network using the instructions found below. (MAC users can contact University Communications at 964-4086 for detailed instructions). Using your computer, locate and open My Computer:
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