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In honor of International Students' Day, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, met with representatives of student self-government bodies from more than 200 higher education institutions across the country.

Congratulations to Maksym Tykhyi, an 11th-grade student of the PUA Lyceum, and Aliona Yakunina, a fifth-year student of the Translation and Interpreting Faculty at Kharkiv Humanitarian University (PUA), on receiving the Talent Scholarships awarded by the Mayor of Kharkiv.

A team of PUA students, including Liza Leshta (BU-21), Daryna Norik (BU-21), and Oleksandr Mamontov (BU-2), participated in the city chess tournament "Check, Mate, and Crowned," dedicated to International Students' Day.

On November 13, negotiations were held with renowned Italian translator Olena Kostyukovych regarding her appointment as an affiliated professor at PUA for the 2024-2025 academic year.

The academic community joined the 25th National Unity Radio Dictation, whose primary goal is to unite all Ukrainians.

During their free time, our group attended the performance “Mavka” at the Timur Theater. A total of 53 people took part, including teachers, staff members, students, parents, and lyceum students.

The document has officially formalized a partnership that began nearly five years ago.

The annual "Book of the Year" project continues, and this year, members of the Academy are reading Boris Johnson’s "The Churchill Factor: How One Man Made History."

The Academy is starting a significant "Exhibition Marathon" to mark the third anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation.

Congratulations to Philip Moskalenko, a master's student from the "Referent-Translator" faculty, for winning 1st place in the "Ukraine and Kharkiv" online quiz, which was joined by over 50 students and schoolchildren from Kharkiv.