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University of Georgia Brand Style Guide

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Old College

The first permanent structure on campus, Old College — originally called Franklin College — was completed in 1806. It has served as everything from a dormitory to classrooms to a U.S. Navy preflight school during World War II. Since a major bicentennial renovation in 2006, it has housed the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences.

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Owens Memorial Plaza

Acceptable on all references in internal publications for the small plaza with fountain, flanked by Old College, Lustrat House and the administration building. The full, formal name is the Hubert Bond Owens Memorial Fountain and Plaza.

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Myers Quad

Bounded by Myers, Rutherford and Mary Lyndon halls.

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North Campus

Capitalize this general term for the original campus area, north of Baldwin Street and between Lumpkin and Jackson streets.

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