This repository serves as a personal archive of Southern Polytechnic State
University (SPSU) logos and other memorabilia which have become difficult,
if not impossible, to find since the SPSU-KSU merger.
Each logo style is available in svg, eps and png formats. Click the link in
the table heading to be taken to the appropriate directory. The png images are
sized for use in this README, please use either the svg or eps formats to
maintain resolution in an actual application.
These were the official SPSU colors as defined in the SPSU style guide.
| Dark Green |
Light Green |
Grey |
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 |
 |
| PMS 348 |
PMS 369 |
PMS 430 |
| HEX #008852 |
HEX #6DB33F |
HEX #939BA1 |
| RBG 0 136 82 |
RBG 109 179 63 |
RBG 147 155 161 |
| CMYK 100 0 85 24 |
CMYK 59 0 100 7 |
CMYK 5 0 0 45 |
| Dark Green |
Soft Green |
Yellow Green |
Yellow |
White |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| PMS 343 |
PMS 5555 |
PMS 382 |
PMS 123 |
PMS White |
| HEX #00573D |
HEX #619080 |
HEX #C1D82F |
HEX #FFC425 |
HEX #FFFFFF |
| RBG 0 87 61 |
RBG 97 144 128 |
RBG 193 216 47 |
RBG 255 196 37 |
RBG 255 255 255 |
| CMYK 98 0 72 61 |
CMYK 43 0 34 38 |
CMYK 29 0 100 0 |
CMYK 0 24 94 0 |
CMYK 0 0 0 0 |
SPSU Sans was derived from a typeface defined in 1931 by the German
standards body DIN in the standard sheet DIN 1451-Schriften (typefaces).
The font was specifically designed for legibility and intended for use
on technical drawings and documentation.
According to the SPSU style guide:
It was selected for its clean, angular lines, uniform proportions and “engineering” like qualities.
Like the original DIN spec, SPSU Sans was available in both regular and condensed
versions for use when space was limited, for example notes on a drawing. It was also
available in a wide selection of weights.
This is the background used on the website in 2013, and the one I remember most fondly.
This is the background used on the new and improved website in 2014. It tiles well
and makes a great desktop background!
Each logo style is available in svg, eps and png formats. Click the link in
the table heading to be taken to the appropriate directory. The png images are
sized for use in this README, please use either the svg or eps formats to
maintain resolution in an actual application.
