Stationery orders


Several pieces of KU stationery, including letterhead and business cards, laid out flat on a table.

Business stationery is the largest, most frequent use of the KU identity. Each piece of business stationery — letterhead, envelopes, and business cards — provides the opportunity to solidify the university brand. The university has a number of campuses, colleges, schools, and departments, so it is vital to maintain consistency in business stationery.

Most KU units will use the KU standard stationery.

Other products available include a range of envelope sizes, mailing labels, notecards/notepads, and digital letterhead.

If you have any questions about stationery products or designs, please contact Lauren Erickson at laurene@ku.edu. For questions about the ordering portal or specific orders, please log in to the ordering site and use the “Chat Now” feature located at the bottom left corner of the portal to connect directly with the customer service team at Kingston Printing.

Standard letterhead & envelopes

Most campuses, colleges/schools, research, and administrative units will use KU standard stationery. KU logo and Jayhawk options are also available

All letterheads use the KU signature, KU logo, or Jayhawk only. When ordering, you will fill in your unit name in the field for department on the order form.

There are several business card layouts. If you find that one card layout doesn’t work for your situation, look at other options to find the card that best suits your needs.

Standard business cards

Standard business cards are available in horizontal and vertical formats. You may choose to have a Jayhawk or a KU logo.

Front sides

Optional backsides

Business card back design number one, featuring our blue grid, red gradient bursed, and lunar phases graphic elements.

 

Business card back design number two, featureing the KU logotype over a blue sky and clouds with a thick crimson stripe along the bottom

 

Business card back design number three, the jayhawk on top of an image of space color shifted so that space is blue and stars are tinted the color of jayhawk yellow