The Illinois logo signifies unity for our university community. The university Block I logo is independent from the university’s name or other lettering. Prominently and consistently using …

The U of I System logo includes the traditional serif-font system wordmark locked up visually with the three iconic logos of the three universities in Urbana-Champaign, Chicago, and Springfield …

Working with a University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign unit? Access our visual brand assets. Please review this website for usage information regarding our logos, wordmarks, graphic …

Reference this guide to see how to use the Block I logo and Illinois Wordmark. The Unit Wordmark System shows how the Illinois identity extends to all units across the university. …

University of Illinois launched a new set of brand standards in July 2020. The goals of the new standards are to reunify the Illinois system under a single logo - the Block I. As the heart of the …

Need more in-depth guidance on building the Illinois brand? Check out these resources. Not sure where to start? Check out the brand checklist, or choose a topic below. Need More Help? …

The UIS unit logo and wordmark styles were approved and adopted in May 2013, and are the official marks for all university college, schools, departments and/or programs. The approved …

This site hosts a number of files that can be used by campus websites as they implement the new brand standards.

Use this style guide as a tool to help stay aligned with our U of I System brand identity, and keep it strong using a clear, unified voice. Learn more about the brand, what it is, and what it means …

Find the University of Illinois style guide with brand assets such as logos, colors, fonts, and more.