Trinity Typeface System
Trinity’s typography system includes three primary typefaces, each serving a distinct role:
- Area – Sans serif (primary)
- Miller – Serif (primary)
- Jubilat – Slab serif (supporting)
Together, these families allow Trinity communications to flex from formal to expressive while maintaining a cohesive visual identity.
Area Normal
Area is Trinity’s primary sans serif typeface and the backbone of the visual identity.
Recommended Uses:
- Headlines
- Subheads
- Callouts
- Captions
- Factoids
- Wayfinding and signage
- Guidance
- Use Area Extended sparingly for expressive, high-impact moments.
- Avoid using Extended widths in responsive web design.
Miller Text (Serif)
Miller is Trinity's serif typeface, available on Adobe Fonts for both print and web.
Miller Text is used for body copy, long-form text, and captions.
Miller Display and Miller Headline are used for headlines, subheads, and pull quotes.
Optimized for readability at smaller sizes.
Uses:
- Body copy
- Long-form text
- Captions
Jubilat
Jubilat is Trinity’s slab serif typeface, used as a supporting and expressive accent.
Recommended Uses:
- Headlines
- Subheads
- Callouts
- Captions
- Factoids
Jubilat should complement—not replace—Area and Miller in primary layouts.
Wordmark Typography (Restricted Use)
The typography used in the Trinity University wordmark is custom and reserved exclusively for the logo.
- Do not attempt to typeset or recreate the wordmark.
- Do not use the wordmark typeface in other designs.
Alternate System Typefaces (When Brand Fonts Are Unavailable)
When Adobe Fonts are not accessible—such as in Google Workspace or internal documents—approved alternates may be used. These fonts are Google-compatible and should be used only when primary Trinity typefaces are unavailable.
Brand Guidelines