Western's Visual Identity Guidelines

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Western's visual identity revolves around a primary color palette of brown and gold, with gold taking the lead role. The neutral colors add sophistication, while accent colors should be used sparingly. The chosen font is Montserrat, and official photos can be accessed through the Office of Marketing and Strategic Communication.


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  1. Westerns visual identity color palette Primary Color Palette Our primary colors are brown and gold with gold playing the dominant role in our identity and community. They represent WMU at the highest level and should be present in all communications. Neutral Color Palette The neutral color palette adds sophistication and contrast to our color system. These colors may be used in the full range of their tints or screens. Accent Color Palette Use the accent colors sparingly. They should never be used for large floods of color, tinted or screened. Font http://fonts.google.com/specimen/Montserrat Photos The Office of Marketing and Strategic Communication maintains and regularly updates the University s photo and video database, hosted on SmugMug.com. These photos are for official use only and are cataloged by topic and date. wmich.edu/marcom/creative/photography/photodatabase

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