Organised by the Office of the Vice-Principal for Culture and the Association of Friends of Lluís Vives, the ceremony will consist in the readings of text fragments of this Valencian humanist and will be streamed on the La Nau YouTube channel as well as shared on other social networks of the centre.

Various members of the university community will participate in the event: María Jesús García Mateu, the director of the Historical Library; Amparo Guillot, an adjunct professor in retirement; Victoria García, the director of the Libraries and Documentation Service; Adrià Besó, the head of the Heritage Organisation; Teresa Ferrer, the director of the UV Publication Services; and the vice-principal Antonio Ariño.

It is important to note that the life of Vives was affected by the situation of epidemic. His mother, Blanca or Blanquina, died from plaque in September 1508 at the age of about 35.

The sculpture of Vives overseeing the UV Senate and located at the historical building of La Nau was designed by José Aixà upon request of José Monserrat Riutort. It was mounted in the centre of the Senate of the Universitat de València in 1880. The solid statue was cast in bronze as a single piece by the renown Vicente Ríos Enrique, which was a technical achievement at that time.

The Universitat de València is the only institution in the world that decided to dedicate its most importance place to its student, given that Vives was a student at the Universitat de València, but not a professor.