The Bell Tower Symbol
The Bell Tower symbol is a to-scale logo of the iconic bell tower of Caton Hall. The Bell Tower has served as an iconic symbol for MSA since the construction of Caton Hall in 1883. It is the first thing one sees when entering campus, and it can be seen from the hillsides surrounding MSA's 1,600-acre campus.  

The MSA Logotype
Times New Roman is used as primary font for writing assignments in the Modern Language Association format. It is immediately recognizable as academic and delivers a familiar and scholarly tone to viewers. The M and A are 2pts larger than other letters, and the "of" is italicized and 1pt smaller.

MSA SEAL
The MSA seal is a detailed image of the mission and vision of the school in action. From survey equipment to crops, the seal captures the mind, hands, heart motto of MSA in images. The seal is reserved for formal uses. 

Preferred Full-Color Logo
The full-color (308C with grey "of") logo is preferred on all forms of communication, including business cards, letterhead, email signatures. The full-color logo may only be used on a full white background. Do not use on any grey, black, or dark backgrounds. 

One-Color Logo
Use the solid logo when color printing is not an option and for applications such as embroidery, embossing, debossing, die-cutting, or extrusion. (note that a special version of this logo with centered "of Albemarle" for engraved logos on new entrance. 

Reverse (Knockout) Logo
Use the white reverse logo on photographic backgrounds. (The full-color logo should never be used over photograph). The white reverse logo may be used on 308C teal background only in print or web. On apparel, it may be used on grey or black (unless Bell Tower Teal is available with sublimation).