Overview

Following these guidelines help project a consistent representation of the college. It is critical that the college name, logo and images be used only by approved entities and that no alternative logos or images are substituted. ÇàÇà²ÝÊÓƵ reserves the right to remove from circulation any printed or promotional materials produced in a manner that is not consistent with these guidelines.

Logos

Primary Logos

There are three primary logos that represent ÇàÇà²ÝÊÓƵ. Each contains the monogram and the SF wordmark. The preferred version is the "stacked logo" which features the wordmark as "Santa Fe" stacked above "College." It is separated from the monogram by eight dots.

The vertical and horizontal logos can be used when it better suits the design space. The vertical logo has a much larger monogram above the stacked wordmark:

Note: Use of the college monogram and wordmark as standalone elements requires prior approval from MarCom.

For instructions on downloading the official college logo, see the Logos and Letterhead page of the Toolkit section of this Brand Guide.

Secondary Logos

Secondary logos are exactly like the primary logos, with the name of each division, department or program listed under a solid blue line. 

Find your area's logos by going to the Logos and Letterhead page of the Toolkit section of this Brand Guide. 

Co-Branded Logos

Any logo that demonstrates a relationship with the college is a co-branded logo. These logos are used for recruitment, retention and/or to advance the college. Creation of co-branded logos is time-intensive and MarCom is responsible for determining which entities should have one.

Retired Logos

Over time, our brand has evolved, leaving a collection of retired logos that help to tell the history of the college. This collection includes logo styles that have more than eight dots, logos that overlay images over our monogram, and logos that stack a department name under the wordmark. These logos should no long be used to represent SF.

Athletics

The Saints logo, monogram and Caesar's head are reserved for use only by Athletics.

Presidential Seal

Permission to use the presidential seal must be obtained from the Office of the President

Colors

Color is a crucial component for our visual communications. The combination of Saints Blue and white stands front and center in the public's perception of SF. A secondary set of colors can be used as accents: Campus blue, gold, charcoal and silver.  The College also has tertiary colors that can be used at the discretion of Marketing and Communications.

Follow the color values listed below when using the Pantone Matching System, CMYK, RGB, or Hexadecimal values.

Font

Our primary typeface for print and online applications is Gantari, a Google font. There are many variations; the most common and preferred versions are below.