Goudy Old Style

The primary font family is Goudy Old Style, which contributes to the overall graphic identity of Nazareth College.

Suggestions on how to apply the typography are shown in the Typography section below. In creating materials for Nazareth College, use your discretion when selecting one or several typefaces, and remember that clear and legible communication is always a primary goal - let the typography support the communication rather than impede it.

Goudy Old Style Roman

Goudy Old Style Italic

Goudy Old Style Small Caps

Frutiger

The secondary font family, Frutiger, is a highly legible sans serif family which may be used in conjunction with Goudy Old Style, to provide balance and clarity. Suggested uses for Frutiger include captions, lists, and electronic communications.

Suggestions on how to apply the typography are shown in the following section.

Frutiger 45 Light

Frutiger 46 Light Italic

Frutiger 55 Roman

Frutiger 56 Italic

Frutiger 75 Black

Frutiger 76 Black Italic

Typography

While it is difficult to dictate, nor do these guidelines intend to dictate, specific constraints on typographic use, shown here are examples of the preferred typefaces in a clear and legible format.

Use Frutiger as a complement to Goudy (i.e., captions, headings).

Goudy body text with various accents

8/12 Frutiger Black on 9/12 Goudy Old Style

13/16 Goudy Old Style (UPPERCASE)
9/12 Goudy Old Style

Goudy accents

25/30 Goudy Old Style

25/30 Goudy Old Style (purple) with 13/16 Goudy Old Style (gold)

Goudy body text with callouts

8/12 Frutiger Black, 9/12 Goudy Old Style (purple/italic)

Frutiger body text with display head and callout

25/30 Goudy Old Style
9/12 Goudy Old Style SC, 7.5/10 Frutiger Light, 7/10 Frutiger Black