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An example of a Loyola University Chicago business card

  1. Brand logo and signature mark
  2. Name and title(s)

    • Accommodates a total of up to four lines. Leave at least one full line below.

    • Set off optional pronouns in parenthesis.

  3. Address and contacts

    • Accommodates a total of up to eight lines, including one full line between Address and Contacts.

    • Aligns with brand logo or signature mark.*

    • Use specific office address, but the official campus address is encouraged to aid visitors using online map apps.

* Allow information to flow from top to bottom without aligning to the brand logo in rare instances when the information cannot be edited—due to long titles, multiple locations, contacts, etc.

An example of the back of a Loyola University Chicago business card. It's a fully maroon background with the Loyola University Chicago logo in the center

Optional back (costs extra)

Style notes

  • Do not use periods in degrees. Common examples: BA ’29, BS ’29, BSEd, MA, MSISM, BSW, MBA, MSIMC, EdD, MDiv, MSW, JD, MEd, PhD
  • Use commas to separate titles from departments: Professor of Spanish, Department of Modern Languages and Literature.
  • Use a round bullet to separate multiple titles, surrounded by two full spaces before and after.
  • Shorten specific address to Building Name <1234>. Use “Room,” “Suite,” etc. only when necessary.
  • Address block moves from specific to general: office address to building name to campus name to campus address to city/ state. 
  • Abbreviate Street (St.), Avenue (Ave.), and Boulevard (Blvd.) when part of an address, except “Michigan Avenue.” Spell out others. 

An example of a Loyola University Chicago business card

  1. Brand logo and signature mark
  2. Name and title(s)

    • Accommodates a total of up to four lines. Leave at least one full line below.

    • Set off optional pronouns in parenthesis.

  3. Address and contacts

    • Accommodates a total of up to eight lines, including one full line between Address and Contacts.

    • Aligns with brand logo or signature mark.*

    • Use specific office address, but the official campus address is encouraged to aid visitors using online map apps.

* Allow information to flow from top to bottom without aligning to the brand logo in rare instances when the information cannot be edited—due to long titles, multiple locations, contacts, etc.

An example of the back of a Loyola University Chicago business card. It's a fully maroon background with the Loyola University Chicago logo in the center

Optional back (costs extra)

Style notes

  • Do not use periods in degrees. Common examples: BA ’29, BS ’29, BSEd, MA, MSISM, BSW, MBA, MSIMC, EdD, MDiv, MSW, JD, MEd, PhD
  • Use commas to separate titles from departments: Professor of Spanish, Department of Modern Languages and Literature.
  • Use a round bullet to separate multiple titles, surrounded by two full spaces before and after.
  • Shorten specific address to Building Name <1234>. Use “Room,” “Suite,” etc. only when necessary.
  • Address block moves from specific to general: office address to building name to campus name to campus address to city/ state. 
  • Abbreviate Street (St.), Avenue (Ave.), and Boulevard (Blvd.) when part of an address, except “Michigan Avenue.” Spell out others.