The first theme is community inclusiveness and awareness. For anyone who thinks the event does not hold importance for the entire University community, it is an important opportunity to discover something unexpected. Those events promote understanding for the University at-large. Students must take part in Spirit of U.Va. Days if they truly care about making the University a better place.
Frustrated students deem such pronouncements trivial.
They are the ones who should take up the spirit of the event wholeheartedly. The University was founded on the assumption there would be hard times to come and many mistakes to follow. To establish Spirit of U.Va. Days as a tradition puts the responsibility of turning divisions and complaints into sound improvements in University students' hands. The University needs that tradition to encourage future students constantly to look at the larger University community when addressing issues and concerns.