Student Life
University of Justice Spirit Week
Celebrate school spirit, community, and the cultures that shape our campus.
Campus Connection
Celebrate With Purpose
Spirit Week brings students together through themed days, shared traditions, creative expression, and service. Activities may be featured throughout the year as Student Life plans opportunities that reflect campus interests and community values.
Students can help shape the experience by joining planning committees, proposing events, participating in theme days, volunteering, performing, exhibiting work, supporting service projects, and following Student Life announcements for current details.
Celebrations
Texas Holidays and Traditions
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
May include reflection, dialogue, learning, and service activities honoring Dr. King’s legacy.
Texas Independence Day
May feature opportunities to explore Texas history, civic identity, and community traditions.
César Chávez Day
May highlight labor, leadership, dignity, and service through educational or community-centered activities.
Juneteenth
May invite learning, remembrance, cultural expression, and conversations about freedom and justice.
Independence and Veterans Days
May recognize civic service, national history, and the contributions of veterans and military-connected communities.
Heritage and Winter Seasons
May include Hispanic Heritage Month, Thanksgiving, and winter holiday or community service celebrations.
Your Role
Make Spirit Week Yours
Join the Team
Serve on a planning committee, volunteer at an activity, or support a campus service project.
Create and Perform
Propose an event, lead a theme day, perform, or exhibit creative work that builds connection.
Follow Announcements
Watch Student Life communications for featured celebrations, participation details, and schedules.