Corporate Identification
De La Salle Institute is both a vital and historical institution in many communities: alumni, Bronzeville, Catholic schools, educational, Lasallian, and Chicago. The policy which follows is designed to describe and demonstrate the proper usage of our logos, colors and identification program. These are valuable tools which, when used correctly and consistently, will help others to view De La Salle as we do.
  • Colors: The colors to be used are royal blue and sun yellow. White is the appropriate background/border color. The use of black as additional background/border color will be considered with permission from the Marketing office.

  • Official school clothing/athletic wear: Use of the above colors only. Lettering styles permitted are block or script only. When the school name appears it must be in all capitals (DE LA SALLE) or first letter in capitals (De La Salle). The following is not permitted: De La SALLE, DeLaSalle, De LaSalle, etc.

  • Athletic Uniforms: There is a separate manual outlining requirements for our inter-scholastic athletic uniforms.

  • The official symbols/logos permitted are: The 1889 seal of De La Salle Institute containing the Signum Fidei of the Christian Brothers; the custom five-pointed Lasallian Star; the official Meteor (see 7); the official Standing on Tradition - Reaching for Stars campaign logo; and the Alumni Association logo.

  • In local media stories which include a “dateline”, the proper neighborhood identification for De La Salle is Bronzeville.

  • Corporate image is conveyed by the following: logo, colors, stationary, letterhead, envelopes, grade reports, cards, business forms, mailing labels, interoffice materials, advertising copy and promotion, signage, vehicles, newsletters, magazines, publications, daily bulletins, internal newsletters.

  • The official nickname for all interscholastic teams is Meteors. The official depiction is a meteor rising from left to right with a meteoric trail.

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