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Colors of the MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), USA

Description

mit provides three primary colors of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, plus a secondary light gray color.

Usage

mit

Format

An object of class character of length 4.

Details

The three primary colors are "black" (corresponding to RGB 0 0 0 and HEX #000000), "MIT red" (defined as PMS 201, RGB 163 31 52, HEX #A31F34), and "MIT gray" (defined as PMS 424, RGB 138 139 140, HEX #8A8B8C).

The secondary color "MIT light gray" (defined as PMS 420, RGB 194 192 191, HEX #C2C0BF) is used for contrast reasons.

Value

A named vector of colors (HEX/HTML codes of type character).

Author(s)

unicol, 2023-06-11.

Source

Color definitions are based on MIT's Color manual.

See Also

seecol for viewing and comparing color palettes; usecol for using color palettes; simcol for finding similar colors; newpal for defining new color palettes; grepal for finding named colors.

Other U.S. university color palettes: asu_1, asu_2, asu_3, berkeley_1, berkeley_2, brown_1, brown_2, bu, caltech_1, caltech_2, caltech_3, cmu_1, cmu_2, cmu_3, columbia_1, columbia_2, columbia_3, cornell_1, cornell_2, cornell_3_accent, dartmouth_1, dartmouth_2, dartmouth_3, duke_1, duke_2, harvard_1, harvard_2, harvard_3, jhu_0, jhu_1, jhu_2, jhu_3_accent, jhu_4_gray, manchester_uni_1, manchester_uni_2, michigan_1, michigan_2, minnesotatwin_1, minnesotatwin_2, monash_1, monash_2, msu, northwestern_1, northwestern_2, notredame_1, notredame_2, nyu_1, nyu_2, nyu_accent, nyu_neutral, ohio_uni_1, ohio_uni_2, pitt_1, pitt_2, princeton_0, princeton_1, princeton_2, rpi_1, rpi_2, rpi_3, stanford_1, stanford_2, stanford_3, uchicago_1, uchicago_2, uci_1, uci_2, uci_3, uci_4, ucla_1, ucla_2, ucla_3, ucla_4, ucsd_1, ucsd_2, ucsd_3, uflorida_1, uflorida_2, uflorida_3, umass_1, umass_2, umass_neutrals, upenn_1, upenn_2, vanderbilt_1, vanderbilt_2, vanderbilt_3, willamette, wm_1, wm_2, wm_3, yale, yeshiva

Examples

mit
unikn::seecol(mit, main = "MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology") # view color palette

unicol documentation built on May 29, 2024, 7:17 a.m.