The medallion of office is worn by the president over his official regalia at ceremonial occasions. It was created by Associate Provost Jerome B. Walker for the inauguration of President James H. Zumberge on May 10, 1981 to serve as a tangible symbol of the authority vested in the president by the Board of Trustees.

The formal USC logotype is a lockup formed through the combination of the university shield, monogram and primary wordmark in a flush-left configuration and is the most formal expression of the USC identity.

Learn about the official marks and logotypes available and the steps for designing and ordering USC branded items. Get to know USC’s policies and requirements and who to contact to request a sign. View our official colors and explore guidelines and best practices for maximum effect. USC’s official typefaces are Adobe Caslon Pro and National 2.

The Latin motto is inscribed on a separate scroll at the base of the seal. This seal continues to be the imprimatur, or official signature, of USC to this day. Presidential Medallion of Office. The medallion of office is worn by the president over their official regalia at ceremonial occasions.

USC Trojans Legacy Medallion W/ Tassel Suede & Fillet 8.5 x 11 Diploma Frame BA/MA/PHD

TO ACCESS ANY BRANDED LOGOTYPE, LETTERHEAD OR POWERPOINT DOCUMENTS, YOU MUST BE LOGGED INTO GOOGLE USING A USC ADDRESS. ACCESS CANNOT BE GRANTED TO NON-USC ADDRESSES. Instructions to Download Logos. Click on the links below to download a set of graphics in EPS and JPEG formats as a zip archive.

Formal and informal logotypes have been created for academic units within USC and are available for download to USC faculty and staff (including student staff) with a usc.edu email account. Additional information is available in our Branded …

Awarded to individuals who have greatly contributed to USC in areas that promote the excellence of the institution. Particular consideration is given to achievements in the world of learning and dedication to USC as evidenced by a series of outstanding contributions to several areas of life.

On March 25, 2024, USC President Carol Folt presented the University Medallion to the survivors of the Shoah. This was the first time in seven years that the medallion had been awarded.

USC Trademarks includes the following logos and wordmarks. Any unauthorized use is strictly prohibited.