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University of Verona
MottoNovus ordo mundi (Latin)
TypePublic research university system
Established18 September 1704
Endowment$48.96 billion (2021–2022)
Budget$80.22 billion (2021–2022)
PresidentBridget Hadgraft
Academic staff
47,049 (February 2021)
Administrative staff
276,125 (February 2021)
Students551,212 (Fall 2021)
Undergraduates432,867 (Fall 2021)
Postgraduates118,345 (Fall 2021)
Location, ,
Cartadania
Campus13 campuses under direct control (twelve with undergraduate and graduate schools, one professional/graduate only), one affiliated law school, one national laboratory
ColorsCommonwealth Blue & Palmetto Gold
   
Websitewww.uveronas.edu

The University of Verona system (UV) is a public university system in the state of Verona. Under the Verona Higher Education Plan, the University of Verona is a part of the state's four-system public higher education plan, which also includes the Verona Commonwealth University system, the Verona Community Colleges System, and the Verona Institute of Technology system.

Governed by the Verona Department of Education's University System of Verona, the University of Verona system has 13 campuses, a combined student body of 551,212 students, 57,200 faculty members, 318,000 staff members and over 4.12 million living alumni as of December 2022.

The University of Verona was founded in 1704 and operated temporarily in Emporia until opening its first campus in Oasis in 1773. Its thirteenth and newest campus in Florence opened in fall 2005. Twelve campuses enroll both undergraduate and graduate students; one campus, UV Emporia, enrolls only graduate and professional students in the medical and health sciences. In addition, the UV Andina College of Law, located in Grand Springs, is legally affiliated with UV, but other than sharing its name is entirely autonomous from the rest of the system.

The University of Verona's campuses have large numbers of distinguished faculty in almost every academic discipline and it is widely regarded as one of the top university systems in the world. As of 2022, UV faculty and researchers have won 62 Nobel Prizes. UV campuses are perennially ranked highly by various publications.

History

Governance

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Campuses

Official name Official
abbreviations
Location Estd. Enrollment
(Fall 2026)
Endowment Nickname Athletic
conference
University of Verona, Emporia
  • UV Emporia
  • UVE
Emporia 1704
59,399
$3.89 billion Knights ICSA Div I
Imperial
University of Verona, Everglades
  • UV Everglades
  • UVEG
Várzea 1943
22,721
$291.3 million Eagles ICSA Div I
Mountain Valley
University of Verona, Florence
  • UV Florence
  • UVF
Florence 2005
24,439
$266.8 million Sunbears ICSA Div I
Northeast
University of Verona, Northeast
  • UV Northeast
  • UVN
LaMarque 1708
44,081
$5.74 billion Trojans ICSA Div I
Coastal Union
University of Verona, Oasis Springs
  • UV Oasis Springs
  • UVOS
Oasis Springs 1960
38,800
$2.09 billion Rattlers ICSA Div I
Mountain Valley
University of Verona, Orange
  • UV Orange
  • UVO
Orange County 1805
42,717
$2.65 billion Hornets ICSA Div I
Northeast
University of Verona, Pinellas
  • UV Pinellas
  • UVP
Leito 1805
33,506
$875.7 million Titans ICSA Div I
Northeast
University of Verona, Roseland
  • UV Roseland
  • UVR
Roseland 1749
29,530
$384.6 million Wolverines ICSA Div I
Mountain Valley
University of Verona, San Marcos
  • UV San Marcos
  • UVSM
San Marcos 1867
28,261
$504.9 million Lions ICSA Div I
Northeast
University of Verona, Sevilla
  • UV Sevilla
  • UVC
Sevilla 1745
46,659
$6.61 billion Spartans ICSA Div I
Imperial
University of Verona, Sierra
  • UV Sierra
  • Sierra
Sierra 1759
75,948
$16.91 billion Grizzlies ICSA Div I
Coastal Union
University of Verona, Southern
  • UV Southern
  • Southern
Rathan 1800
72,336
$8.33 billion Sidewinders ICSA Div I
Mountain Valley
University of Verona, Vírgenes
  • UV Vírgenes
  • UVAV
Las Vírgenes 1794
32,815
$416.7 million Cougars ICSA Div I
Mountain Valley

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