Loyola Colors

• Maroon (PMS 208)
• Gold (PMS 137)
• Black

Secondary Palette
Official school/unit colors:

• Arts & Sciences and Graduate School: Leaf Green (PMS 575)
• Business: Periwinkle (PMS 2736)
• Education: Teal (PMS 633)
• Law: Navy Blue (PMS 280)
• Mundelein: Maroon (PMS 208)
• Nursing: Muted Lilac (PMS 667)
• Rome Center: Teal Green (PMS 328)
• School of Professional Studies: Green (PMS 349)
• School of Social Work: Maroon (PMS 208)

Accent Colors for General University Use:

• Moss Green (PMS 5763)
• Warm Gray Dark (PMS Warm Gray 8)
• Warm Gray Light (PMS Warm Gray 4)
• Blue (PMS 2708)
• Lemon Yellow (PMS 134)
• Sun Yellow (PMS 128)
• Cream (PMS 9203)

A secondary palette of colors has been developed to complement our official university colors and to distinguish our various academic schools and programs. Certain colors have been assigned for the exclusive use of individual schools, while others may be used by any area of the university. With Identity & Design's permission, departments may request to use colors that are either not assigned to their school, or to use colors not listed. These colors are to be used as accent colors for materials printed in 4-color (or 4+). Official maroon, PMS 208, is still required as the dominant color for any printed piece. Breakdowns of color usage are as follows:

• For 4+ color printing: The logo should be used either on the front or the back of any 4+ color piece and in the full-color version of maroon, gold and black. Maroon should be the dominant spot/CMYK converted color for any piece. The use of official gold, PMS 137, as a spot color is encouraged, but can appear only in the logo if necessary for the design. Secondary and/or accent colors may also be used throughout, but none can be more dominant than the maroon.
• For 3-color printing: Pieces should be printed in either: maroon, gold and black; or maroon, gold and the appropriate accent color. Maroon should be the dominant color. The use of official gold as a spot color is encouraged, but can appear only in the logo if necessary for the design.
• For 2-color printing: Pieces should be printed in maroon and gold, or maroon and black. Maroon should be the dominant color.
• For 1-color printing: Use maroon or black for all elements.