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Communications and Media Relations
The Communications Department at St. Jerome’s University, with the support from the President’s Office and leadership team, is responsible for brand management, online and print publications, and media relations for the university. We collaborate with campus colleagues, stakeholders, and partners (including members of our federated partner the University of Waterloo), to support the mission, vision, and values of the organization. Our work showcases the exemplary academic and community experience provided at St. Jerome’s University.
St. Jerome's University Identity
Pantone and CMYK numbers are used for print applications: stationery, newsletters, posters, etc. Screens of the pantones listed below are also acceptable as accent colours and watermarks.
RGB and Hex numbers are for digital use, Word and Excel documents, web, and email.
Logos
The St. Jerome's University logo is the official mark of the institution. You may not alter it. Horizontal logo is perferred.
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Colours
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Please note: our Pantone code is changing to 131 or 131c, and this guide will be updated as soon as it is finalized. Please contact the University Communications Officer in the meantime for Pantone usage.
Style Standards
St. Jerome’s University maintains high standards for research, academic excellence, and service to our clients. To maintain similar consistency in our communications work the following guide has been developed for those using any elements of our brand identity. If you have any questions in this regard please contact the Administrative Manager or the University Communications Officer, in the Office of the President.
Please note: As of this time there are no official fonts for swag or merchandise purposes. Please contact the University Communications Officer to discuss any proposed designs.
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University Publications
Our Partnership with University of Waterloo
In 1957, St. Jerome’s University co-founded the University of Waterloo, and in 1960 entered a federated partnership. The partnership often necessitates co-branding of the two institutions on communication materials. It is expected that communication materials created for St. Jerome’s University will highlight our identity while also respecting our connection to the University of Waterloo. Consult the University Communications Officer for advice on how to balance this relationship.
There is a St. Jerome’s Univeristy Historical Relationship Identifier Logo, for use when the logo appears in isolation of any other visual or written context that outlines our relationship with the University of Waterloo. Sponsorship is a good example. This variation of the logo should only be used after consulting with the Communications Department.
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Media Relations
The Communications Department strives to maintain excellent relations with members of the media. If you require background information, expertise on a subject area, and/or interviews or quotes to complete your assignment, please contact the University Communications Officer for assistance.
If you would like to visit us on campus, please let us know in advance so that we can arrange for complementary media parking.
We also recommend using the Waterloo Experts Guide to assist you with your work. Our federated partners at the University of Waterloo have compiled a database of experts, which includes staff and faculty that are available for interviewing and questioning. It also provides “information, analysis, or a considered opinion” on varying topics.
*Please note that the views and opinions of experts do not necessarily reflect those of the University of Waterloo or St. Jerome’s University.