Typography

Typeface

Plus Jakarta Sans supports the clarity and authority of the Penn Medicine brand. Its refined structure and strong legibility reinforce our academic distinction, while its open forms ensure accessibility across platforms.

Used consistently across communications, Plus Jakarta Sans strengthens brand recognition and creates a cohesive visual expression across the organization.

Get Plus Jakarta Sans font.

Web and digital type styles

For digital typography guidance—including web font usage, hierarchy, accessibility, and responsive type standards—refer to the Penn Medicine web and digital standards.

Print type styles

The following type styles establish hierarchy and ensure consistency across Penn Medicine materials outside of web and digital platforms. Headlines and subheads should use title case in printed materials. When punctuation introduces a complete thought, such as a question or full sentence, use sentence case.

Title case example: Preparing for Surgery

Sentence case example: What should I expect before surgery?

  • Plus Jakarta Sans Regular

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  • Plus Jakarta Sans Medium

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  • Plus Jakarta Sans SemiBold

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  • Plus Jakarta Sans Bold

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Alternate typeface

Plus Jakarta Sans should be used whenever available as the primary Penn Medicine typeface. When unavailable due to software or system limitations, Arial may be used as an approved alternative in programs such as Word and PowerPoint®.

Penn Medicine web and digital standards

For guidance on digital products and assets, refer to our web and digital standards.
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