UC Irvine Brand

Alternate Wordmarks

Stacked

When the UC Irvine logo needs to be displayed prominently and the accompanying unit identity should be smaller, this specific wordmark should be used. Examples of alternate unit wordmarks are provided for reference.

Stacked wordmark layout showing campus unit below UC Irvine logo

Stacked wordmark example

Stacked wordmark layout showing donor name in bold followed by the campus unit (normal weight) below UC Irvine logo

Stacked wordmark example with donor name

Horizontal

When vertical space is limited, consider using a horizontal wordmark format. This allows for a more efficient presentation while still maintaining the essential brand elements. Examples of alternate horizontal unit wordmarks are provided for reference.

Important

Any official logo/wordmark for UC Irvine must be created by the Office of Strategic Communications & Public Affairs.

For official logos and wordmarks:

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Horizontal wordmark example showing the campus unit name to the right of the UC Irvine logo and wrapping onto a second line below the UC Irvine logo

Horizontal wordmark example showing the donor name to the right of the UC Irvine logo and the school name on a second line below the UC Irvine logo

Usage

Wordmarks must not be modified in any way. This includes changes to fonts, colors, size, or spatial relationships.

All wordmark elements should adhere to the provided templates to ensure consistency and accuracy.

The gold and white wordmarks are designed for use on dark backgrounds.