Calibri is pretty much the poster boy for the Microsoft Office suite these days, even though it's not actually the default font anymore. Think of it like the modern-day Times New Roman ...

Times New Roman is a serif typeface ... Prevailing wisdom in the modern age is that sans serif fonts are easier to read on screens, which is why the State Department says it initiated the change.

The font was exchanged for Times New Roman in 2004, but at that time had ... Courier New 12 while offering a crisper, cleaner, more modern look,” the State Department told Slate at the time.

In late January, an announcement from the U.S. State Department generated certain chatter along the generally indiscernible diplomatic-typographic axis. This was the news that as of Feb 1, the ...

Times New Roman is a serif font, meaning it has extra strokes on the ends of the larger lines that make up the letters – sometimes referred to as “wings” or “feet.” Sans serif fonts ...