diff --git a/instructions.tex b/instructions.tex
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--- a/instructions.tex
+++ b/instructions.tex
@@ -31,15 +31,15 @@ Critical information:  The current version of the template uses Lua\LaTeX{} for
 {\em It will not work on PDF\LaTeX{} nor classic \LaTeX.}
 On debian based systems, you will need to install the \verb|texlive-luatex| package.
 
-\begin{itemize}
+\begin{description}
 \item [Overleaf Template:]  \url{https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/reykjavik-university-project-report-and-thesis-template/fcwvcgnstrjs}
 \item [Actively developed code:] \url{https://github.com/foleyj2/ru-thesis}
 \item Current maintainers: Joseph Timothy Foley and Marcel Kyas.
   Questions, comments, complaints should be submitted at \url{https://github.com/foleyj2/ru-thesis/issues}
-\end{itemize}
+\end{description}
 
 \subsection{Frequently Asked Questions}
-\begin{itemize}
+\begin{itemize}  
 \item {\em How do I use APA citations?}
   The template is setup to use IEEE citations by default.
   For those who want to use APA, you will need to adjust lines at the top of \path{main.tex}
@@ -51,23 +51,26 @@ On debian based systems, you will need to install the \verb|texlive-luatex| pack
   
   \item {\em Why isn't there the RU logo on the front of the template on Overleaf/Git?}
     The official cover for these documents is generated by the Reykjavik University department.
-    Putting the RU logo on GitHub or Overleaf's templates is incompatible with their licensing rules, so we cannot legally include it.
+    Putting the RU logo on GitHub or Overleaf's templates is incompatible with their licensing rules due to the font surrounding it, so we cannot legally include it.
+    The official source of the logo for print can be found at \url{https://hr.kreatives.is/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/HR_Logo_Colors_2017.pdf}
+    
     See Section~\ref{sec:coverpage} about how to integrate the cover with the RU logo into your document.
     
   \item {\em My advisor doesn't like this format and asked me to change it.  
-  What should I do?}
-  Please contact the head of Graduate Affairs in your Department about what is required in the thesis format and who determines the formatting.
+      What should I do?}
+    Please contact the head of Graduate Affairs in your Department about what is required in the thesis format and who determines the formatting.
+    The Reykjavik University library is officially in charge of the outside of the thesis and suggested templates.
 
   \item {\em Why are there all these blank pages?}
   In printed books, content in the main body of the book traditionally starts on the Right i.e. ``Recto'' side.
   The template puts blank pages so that the Abstract, Table of Contents, and Chapters always start on the right side which may involve putting blank pages.
   
   \item {\em I've been told to use a Word Template.  Where is it?}
-  There is no officially supported MS Word Template as of 2024-10-23 as far as the authors know.  
-  
-  The template authors tested MS Word to see if could properly typeset according to standard practice and found it had insufficient enforcement of formatting and margins.
-  In addition, MS Word is unable to hyphenate Icelandic properly which results in very ugly typesetting.
-  If you need a WYSIWYG editor to generate an Icelandic document, we recommend OpenOffice or LibreOffice with the extension developed at University of Iceland: \url{https://extensions.openoffice.org/fr/project/icelandic-hyphenation-dictionary}
+    As of 2025-10-15, the RU Library has been working on an Word template for non-technical users.
+     
+    The template authors tested MS Word to see if could properly typeset according to standard practice and found it had insufficient enforcement of formatting and margins.
+    In addition, MS Word is unable to hyphenate Icelandic properly which results in very ugly typesetting.
+    If you need a WYSIWYG editor to generate an Icelandic document, we recommend OpenOffice or LibreOffice with the extension developed at University of Iceland: \url{https://extensions.openoffice.org/fr/project/icelandic-hyphenation-dictionary}
 
   The authors do not recommend using MS Word for any document that must be printed as a book\footnote{Publishers accept MS Word documents then pay people in Asia to extract the content and convert it into XML or LaTeX.}.