In the Illustration Above:
The X represents the height of the letter “M.” A
distance equal to one half the height of the letter “M” in
the chosen logo size should be maintained between the logo
and any other graphic element.
The Y represents the height of the letters in the word UNIVERSITY.
The space between the Marquette logo and the line should be
equal to Y, as well as the space between the line and the top
of the tagline. The length of the line is Z+3Y, such that a
distance of 1.5Y extends beyond the ends of the word UNIVERSITY
in either direction.
The Z represents the size of the tagline in relation to the
logo. It should be the same length as the word UNIVERSITY,
including the period in so much as the guideline passes halfway
through the period.
Size Regulations
Like many graphic elements,
the Marquette logo loses its integrity at very small sizes.
To ensure legibility, the word “Marquette” should
never appear smaller than six picas (1”) in length.
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