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Effective Sunday, April 28, the 200^th logo has been officially retired – most notably from dal.ca – where our standard core logo has returned in its place. Moving forward, the 200^th logo (including faculty/departmental extensions) should be discontinued from use across all mediums. This includes but is not limited to:

• Using the 200^th logo on print material.
• Using the 200^th logo online (on websites, within graphics, in email signatures).
• Using 200^th branded PowerPoint presentations.
• Removal of “Celebrating 200 years in 2018” from email signatures.
• 200^th branded stationary (in an effort to reduce waste and costs, we ask that you use what stock you have left of 200^th branded letterhead, envelopes and business cards – there is no need to discard these items).

The 200^th logo should be replaced by our standard core logo (or your faculty/department's logo extension), which is available for download via the Dalhousie Brand Guide and Toolkit page. Please note that an updated guide will be available soon (though there are no changes to logo usage guidelines).