1,500 students

1,200 undergraduate & 300 graduate

2:1 Female to Male ratio

85 full time faculty

20 part-time faculty

Student-faculty ratio of 18:1

40 hold a terminal degree

24 undergraduate majors

16-20 Average Class Size

2 Masters Program & 1 Doctorate Program

VUU Colors: Maroon And Steel

The First HBCU, and second university nationwide to establish a completely wireless network infrastructure.

VUU has an extensive collection of African, Oceanic, and African American folk art in the VUU Museum.

First year students are privileged to have a car on campus

Men Only :

Football
Head Coach: Michael Bailey

Women Only:

Volleyball
Head Coach: Christina Taylor

Softball

Bowling
 

Both Men & Women:

Basketball
Men's Head Coach:  Willard Coker
Woman's Head Coach: Bryan Underwood

Golf

Tennis

Cross Country

Track & Field

Social Sport: Cheerleading

Sport Facts: VUU holds the 2005 National Championship in NCAA Divisions II Men’s Basketball. This is the 3rd national Championship in NCAA Divisions II Men’s Basketball. VUU also holds 19 CIAA Championships, more than any other CIAA school.