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School for New Learning:
Academic Color: Yellow Green
The "gyronny," a heraldic pattern of eight lines radiating out from the center, symbolizes the school's wide-ranging program of study.
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The Theatre School:
Academic Color: Brown
The "lozengy," or two-color diamond pattern, symbolizes the arts and is also reminiscent of the harlequin used in the Commedia dell'Arte, theatre of the Italian Renaissance.
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School of Education:
Academic Color: Light Blue
The "saltire" (a corner to corner cross) is the heraldic symbol illustrating change and growth, the dual results of the educational process.
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College of Law:
Academic Color: Purple
The double reversed chevrons illustrate the traditional scales of justice associated with the field of jurisprudence.
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School of Music:
Academic Color: Pink
Heraldic bars of white against a pink field represent the twelve lines of the musical staff, a translator of the musical language.
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College of Commerce:
Academic Color: Taupe or biscuit
The "party per cross" design uses two tinctures to impart the quantitative nature of business enterprise.
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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Academic Color: White for the Arts, Yellow for the Sciences
The alternating pales of color symbolize the interrelationship of the diverse courses of study in the arts and sciences.
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School of Computer Science, Telecommunications, and Information Systems:
The triangular shapes represent the three primary areas of emphasis in the school, and the reversal of colors of the triangles in the squares the fundamental binary nature of computing.
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The university banner features DePaul's colors - red and blue - and those of the City of Chicago's flag - light blue, white, and red. The interrelationship between the university and the city is further illustrated by the skyline motif in the center of the banner.
