What is a Yale logo?

The Yale University coat of arms is the primary emblem of Yale University. It has a field of the color Yale Blue with an open book and the Hebrew words Urim and Thummim inscribed upon it in Hebrew letters. Below the shield on a scroll appears Yale’s official motto, Lux et Veritas (Latin for “Light and Truth”).

What is Yale’s motto?

Lux et veritas
Yale University/Motto
Light is an ancient metaphor for understanding, incorporated into Yale’s motto—lux et veritas, light and truth.

Is Yale trademarked?

“Yale” and “Yale University” are registered trademarks of Yale University.

What does the Yale University logo stand for?

The Yale logo embodies Yale’s “identity” and assures audiences of a publication’s strong connection to the university. The Yale logo features a direct and confident “Yale” set in a modified version of the Yale typeface. It is carefully proportioned to work at small and moderate sizes in all publications—web and print.

How big does a Yale wordmark have to be?

The Yale wordmark should be shown in Yale Blue or white. Other colors will generally not be permitted; however, the logo may appear as white against backgrounds of another color pending approval from the Licensing Office. The Yale wordmark rendered in embroidery cannot be smaller than 1.5 inches wide

What kind of font does Yale University use?

Because specific typefaces, sizing, and spacing are required, all wordmarks must be set in type either by Yale Printing & Publishing Services or the Office of the University Printer. The standard color for rendition of the Yale logo and wordmarks in print and digital formats is Yale Blue .

Which is the best way to align a Yale logo?

When appearing below text, the Yale logo is most comfortable aligned so that the left arm of the “Y” (at the point where it meets the serif) aligns with the left edge of the text. When appearing above text, the Yale logo is most comfortable aligned so that the lower left serif of the “Y” aligns with the left edge of the text.