The Portland State University logo consists of two components: the logomark and the logotype. These two components are always placed in a fixed relationship and should never be altered, modified, separated, or recreated in any way.
Use the identity at-a-glance and the comprehensive identity standards guide for instructions on using the logo. These guides include many samples and detailed specifications. If you're producing publications on your own, you'll want to keep them close at hand.
Your communications project may need to be approved by University Communications. See our FAQ about the approval process.
If you experience technical difficulties downloading these files, contact University Communications or the User Support Services Help Desk for assistance.
Download these logo files for use in programs like Microsoft Word and PowerPoint. They're not intended for high-end print projects.
Download these logo files for use in programs like Quark Xpress, Adobe InDesign and Adobe PageMaker.
black logo | color logo (spot color)
Consult our FAQ: What official University logo should I use on a Portland State website?
Contact University Communications if you need alternative logos to those presented here. These might include reversed logos (white logo on a colored background), smaller sized logos, vertically oriented logos, and logo files appropriate for special applications (ex., banners, signs, embroidery).
