Nu Virginis depicts the Maiden's head, and while many of the other stars of the constellation carry proper names, this star seems not to have been called anything in antiquity.

The star is easily found by dropping due south a full field of view from Denebola (beta Leonis). You'll see a little triangle. Nu Virginis the tip, pointing south.

The star and neighbouring omicron are convenient sign-posts: binoculars, as you make your way around the asterism.