This logo is provided in the core color palette: MIT red, silver gray, bright red, black, and white. See the guidelines on using the MIT logo.

The MIT logo is a powerful, globally recognized symbol and serves as the anchor of our brand. The logo lock-up, MIT seal, and Tim the Beaver mascot are also key parts of the system.

Leverage the brand in your communications to share in the energy and excellence that defines MIT. The MIT logo is recognized around the world. We’ve simplified and modernized it to work more effectively across today’s many communications environments.

The MIT logo is our most widely recognized graphic identifier. Using the MIT logo in your department or organization’s identities and communications sends a clear message: you are connected with the power and promise of the Institute.

Brand assets are available for MIT users with Touchstone login credentials. To download these assets, click on the image or title and you will be taken to the Microsoft sign-in page. Sign-in with your MIT email address and then you will be taken to …

This PDF download contains the guidelines on how to apply the CEE brand including, color palette, fonts, and MIT logo placement. This Dropbox link contains the most current CEE branded Powerpoint templates. One animated file and one static presentation file.

MIT logos are available for download in sets that are optimized for use in each of three categories: Microsoft Office documents, digital and offset printing, and web and mobile sites. Each logo set contains all five official MIT color combinations.

MIT community members can visit the MIT Brand Guide to access MIT logo files and other brand assets. Those outside MIT should contact us to request access to the files.

May 27, 2024 · In threading together the story of the MIT logo, we’ve traversed the contours of an emblem that’s much more than a mere symbol. It’s the flagbearer of higher education branding , a beacon of academic institution logos that resonates with the unyielding spirit of …

As the Institute’s primary graphic symbol, the MIT logo should appear on all communications, including websites and other digital collateral, print publications, stationery, and signage. The MIT logo must appear in any of MIT’s core colors when being used in communications collateral.