The hexahedron is the symbol of Teramo University; in its two faces there is the reproduction of the ancient and modern town.
The symbol is linked to the “Civitas Aprutiensis” that for centuries has identified geographically, ethnically, administrative and culturally the Teramo territory.
A reality that is represented and synthesized by Jacobello del Fiore in the central table of the Polyptich preserved in the Cathedral of Teramo.
The modern town is set next to the “terra vetus” of Jacobello.
The “Y” that divides and joins them is a graphic element that is characteristic in Jacobello’s work but it is also a possible way to synthesize a town that far ever since is contained and circumscribed by two confluent rivers, as the etymon says “interamnia” and according to consolidated tradition, it gives rise to the word Teramo.
A geometric regular solid like the logo cube, symbol that simplifies and introduces innovations into usual academy forms, it is really suitable to represent a young athenaeum like Teramo University.