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UNC School of Medicine Logos and Downloadable Resources<\/h2>\n

Please visit the UNC School of Medicine’s Intranet website (Onyen Login Required)<\/a> for logos and other downloadable resources.
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UNC Brand Transition \u2013 Guidance for School of Medicine Editors & Communicators<\/h2>\n

TL;DR<\/strong>: We have completed rolling out the new, planned brand elements. These updates have been applied globally to the School of Medicine WordPress sites. Web Editors\/Authors should continue to focus on web accessibility improvements (April 26, 2026 deadline), content cleanup, and removing legacy \u201cOld Well\u201d logos where used.<\/p>\n

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As many of you are aware, the University of North Carolina has rolled out a new institutional brand identity \u2013 \u201cFirst. And For All.<\/a>\u201d This transition included updates to core website brand assets such as logos, color palettes, typography, and other usage standards.<\/p>\n

Currently (as of 3\/16\/2026), School of Medicine-specific web standards have been established with all planned elements implemented across the network. We are asking all web editors, designers, and communicators to review the official branding pages (University Website Branding<\/a>) (School of Medicine Brand Resources<\/a>) and to follow the recommended steps to maintain compliance.<\/p>\n

What Has Been Implemented So Far<\/h2>\n

The following global updates have been applied to School of Medicine WordPress websites:<\/p>\n