Brand Color Palette
Our colors say a lot about who we are. Beyond our logo, they’re one of the most identifiable aspects of our brand.
Our color palette helps audiences identify us at a glance, and the way we use color sets the mood for each of our pieces. Our palette is diverse and flexible, but to maintain visual consistency across all university materials, only use the colors outlined in this section.
Our color palette has three layers: primary, supporting and historic, each with its own set of colors.
Primary colors
Lean heavily on our primary palette, but use the supporting palette to help build color schemes that are complementary and balanced. This helps the primary palette adjust to meet the needs of our various communications.
Our primary colors represent Missouri S&T at the highest level and should be present in all communications.
Lima
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 368
COATED PROCESS:
C 65, M 0, Y 100, K 0
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 52, M 0, Y 86, K 0
DIGITAL:
R 120, G 190, B 32
HEX #78BE20
Apple
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 362
COATED PROCESS:
C 78, M 0, Y 100, K 2
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 60, M 1, Y 93, K 10
DIGITAL:
R 80, G 158, B 47
HEX #509E2F
Miner Green
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 356
COATED PROCESS:
C 91, M 4, Y 100, K 25
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 80, M 3, Y 93, K 17
DIGITAL:
R 0, G 122, B 51
HEX #007A33
Candlelight
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 115
COATED PROCESS:
C 0, M 6, Y 87, K 0
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 0, M 11, Y 94, K 0
DIGITAL:
R 253, G 218, B 36
HEX #FDDA24
Orient
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 634
COATED PROCESS:
C 100, M 13, Y 10, K 41
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 100, M 7, Y 15, K 31
DIGITAL:
R 0, G 95, B 131
HEX #005F83
Note:
Use of spot colors* will ensure
consistency of color across
university materials. When use
of spot colors is not possible
or warranted, please use the
four-color process builds listed
on the following pages, as they
match our spot colors as closely
as possible and are based on the
Pantone Color Bridge System.
* Spot colors are used in offset
printing and are created using a
single ink
Supporting colors
Our supporting palette complements the primary palette and creates flexibility for communications to shift for various needs. These colors should never be used on their own or appear more prominent than the primary palette.
Pesto
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 7560
COATED PROCESS:
C 19, M 37, Y 95, K 55
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 24, M 36, Y 86, K 35
DIGITAL:
R 125, G 98, B 46
HEX #7D622E
Tango
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 158
COATED PROCESS:
C 0, M 62, Y 95, K 0
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 0, M 50, Y 84, K 0
DIGITAL:
R 232, G 119, B 34
HEX #E87722
Light Turqoise
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 317
COATED PROCESS:
C 23, M 0, Y 10, K 0
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 32, M 0, Y 14, K 0
DIGITAL:
R 117, G 228, B 227
HEX #B1E4E3
Scooter
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 319
COATED PROCESS:
C 59, M 0, Y 22, K 0
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 52, M 0, Y 19, K 0
DIGITAL:
R 45, G 204, B 211
HEX #2DCCD3
Cyprus
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 309
COATED PROCESS:
C 99, M 27, Y 22, K 80
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 99, M 32, Y 34, K 49
DIGITAL:
R 0, G 59, B 73
HEX #003B49
Shuttle Gray
SPOT COLOR:
PMS Cool Gray 10
COATED PROCESS:
C 40, M 30, Y 20, K 66
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 30, M 17, Y 8, K 51
DIGITAL:
R 99, G 102, B 106
HEX #63666A
Historic Colors
Maintaining a strong connection to our past is a big part of our campus culture and can be achieved through the use of gold and silver.
When a metallic effect is desired, PMS Silver C or PMS 10127 C may be used.
Gold
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 110
COATED PROCESS:
C 2, M 22, Y 100, K 8
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 4, M 17, Y 98, K 7
DIGITAL:
R 218, G 170, B 0
HEX #DAAA00
Metallic Option
Spot Color:
PMS 10127 C
Silver
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 421
COATED PROCESS:
C 13, M 8, Y 11, K 26
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 28, M 19, Y 19, K 2
DIGITAL:
R 178, G 180, B 178
HEX #DCE3E4
Metallic Option
Spot Color:
PMS Silver C
Miner Athletics Colors
Forest Green
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 3435
COATED PROCESS:
C 93, M 24, Y 85, K 68
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 86, M 15, Y 81, K 40
DIGITAL:
R 21, G 72, B 52
HEX #154734
Vegas Gold
SPOT COLOR:
PMS 7502
COATED PROCESS:
C 06, M 14, Y 39, K 08
UNCOATED PROCESS:
C 06, M 18, Y 48, K 13
DIGITAL:
R 206, G 184, B 136
HEX #CEB888
Metallic Option
Spot Color:
PMS 10118