Which university is represented by the mascot Wolverine?

The University of Michigan is represented by the mascot Wolverine, which is deeply ingrained in the school's identity and history. The Wolverine is not just a symbol; it embodies the spirit of determination and tenacity that the university promotes in its athletic programs and among its student body. The choice of the wolverine as a mascot was influenced by local folklore and the pride of the people in the region. It reflects the characteristics associated with this fierce, resilient animal, making it a fitting representative for an institution known for its competitive sports teams and academic excellence.

Other universities listed have different mascots that align with their unique histories and values, but the Wolverine specifically relates to the University of Michigan's legacy, dating back to the 19th century when they adopted it for their sports teams.