What is the name of the fictional university featured in Gen V?

The fictional university featured in Gen V is Godolkin University. Its formal branding is the Godolkin University School of Crimefighting, an elite institution where young Supes train, compete, and hope to enter Vought's superhero system.

The university is named after Thomas Godolkin, a Vought-aligned scientist who founded it to study and develop Supes. In the first season, students compete for rankings and recognition while the institution hides the Woods, an underground facility involved in unethical experimentation. That contrast—campus ambition above ground and corporate abuse below it—drives much of the show's story.

Godolkin connects Gen V directly to The Boys. Characters such as A-Train and The Deep are identified as graduates, while Vought treats the university as a pipeline for future members of The Seven. The name is sometimes confused with Vought University or the Crimson Countess School, but those are not the central institution in the series.

The university's founder is also important to the wider mythology because Godolkin's research reflects Vought's attempt to control, commercialize, and weaponize superhuman abilities.