Electronic versions of letterhead may be obtained by writing to design@hms.harvard.edu. The administrative director of your unit may also have this file. When writing to request letterhead, please identify your HMS title and full name in the request.

Print The following fonts are approved for use in print. If not installed on your device, they can be purchased through a variety of sources such as Adobe, fonts.com, or FontShop. Display Text For titles, headlines, subheads and rubrics (display text), the official typeface is Benton Sans Regular and Benton Sans Condensed Regular. The recommended …

Harvard Medical School's brand design is composed of a distinct emblem and typography. To uphold the School's standards in brand design, it is important to reinforce instructions on allowed typography, color, general logo usage, and alternate logo guidance.

Welcome to Harvard Medical School’s Identity Guide, which offers guidance on branding, writing and editing, multimedia policies/resources, stationery, and the use of the HMS name and trademarks.

For an overview of the SWAG approval process, please see the Harvard Trademark Program guide. If you are using an HMS-approved logo, you may begin at step two by writing to useofname@hms.harvard.edu with a mock-up obtained from one of the vendors licensed by the University identified in the document under “Step Four. Select a Licensed Vendor ...

Welcome to the Harvard Medical School style guide! This guide for writing and editing is intended primarily as a resource for communications staff within the School. Like any style guide, it is a perpetual work in progress, updated frequently as policies and the ways we use language shift.

The Harvard Medical School logo is a strong and well-known symbol that was specifically developed to reflect the elegance, gravitas and strength associated with the Harvard name. The School’s relationship with the shield and the Harvard name are locked up in the primary logo.

Inquiries involving the use of the Harvard University name or University trademarks should be addressed to the Harvard Trademark Program, while questions specific to another school should be addressed to that school, the contact for which can also be requested from the Harvard Trademark Program.

Harvard Center for Biological Imaging. Harvard Center for Integrated Approaches to Undiagnosed Diseases. Harvard Cryo-Electron Microscopy Center for Structural Biology/Harvard Cryo-EM Center. Harvard Initiative on Learning and Teaching (HILT) Harvard Ludwig Center for Cancer Research/Ludwig Center at Harvard. Harvard Stem Cell Institute (HSCI)

Harvard Medical School has created three different color palettes with primary, secondary, and accent colors to allow you to combine and create elegant color combinations of your own. Primary colors feature the famous Harvard Crimson and Ink colors, which should be the main focus and can be built upon.