WASHINGTON — It has been the default font for Microsoft for over a decade, but now Calibri is about to be replaced by one of five new fonts, and even Calibri's creator is reportedly ready for ...

The US Department of State will soon change its default typeface from the stalwart, stodgy Times New Roman to the younger, cooler Calibri. It’s a move the State Department says is intended to ...

Microsoft is changing its default font for the first time in nearly 15 years, and it wants your help selecting the new one. And no, you can’t vote for the goofy options like Comic Sans ...

Microsoft is replacing its Calibri default font with Aptos, a new sans-serif typeface that’s inspired by mid-20th-century Swiss typography. Previously known as Bierstadt, Aptos has been part of ...

Although the change is facing pushback, this is not the first time the State Department has implemented a font change to internal documents. The font was exchanged for Times New Roman in 2004, but ...

De Groot is “not a big fan” of the Trump Administration, but he defended Donald, Jr.,’s choice of Calibri, explaining that the President’s son may have been trying to tap into the font’s ...

The Calibri Wikipedia page was also bombarded by attempted edits to include the font’s significant role in exposing foul play at the hands of the Prime Minister and his family.

A change in Microsoft Word’s default typeface, from Calibri to Aptos, didn’t register for everyone, but fans of typography got excited. By Victor Mather When you read — a book, a traffic ...

For more than a decade, Calibri has served as Microsoft's default font. That run is coming to an end and you can help pick its replacement.