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Using high resolution art is a critical part of representing IU well. Licensed promotional vendors have access to high resolution art through IU’s licensing portal. University schools, departments, and units can also find a wide variety of resources on the IU Brand Guidelines website at https://brand.iu.edu.

Indiana University is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible online environment. Accessibility needs to be made part of your websites, marketing materials, and online educational items from the very beginning.

A brand isn’t a tagline, logo, or even a marketing campaign. It’s who we are. Built within and radiating out, it’s the feeling people get when they think about us, and the narrative told and retold for generations. Indiana University’s brand lives in …

Additional information on brand strategy and marketing tools for internal use is available at IU Brand.

AI Visual Search uses artificial intelligence to show results that are similar to what you ask for. The results are not based on metadata. Though safeguards are in place, it can occasionally produce misleading or biased results.

Help us identify restrictions to access by reporting any accessibility barriers that you encounter. IU strives to educate faculty, staff, and students about why accessibility matters for everyone and provides accessibility resources, training, and assistance to support its mission.

Align with the IU brand through written communication by following these guidelines to determine how to strike the appropriate tone, voice, and overall style for your audience. For official stationary & business cards. Indiana University is one brand with many voices.

Undergraduate Education's audiences immediately associate our office with IU Bloomington thanks to logos and lockups. Units, groups, and departments utilize marketing lockups with their own names and the campus name, while the university as a …

The University owns and controls its names, marks, logos, colors, insignias, seal, designs, depictions of campus buildings and landmarks, and symbols that have become commonly associated with the University or any of its campuses.