To mark the 103rd anniversary of the outstanding Ukrainian scientist, academician, genius, first Hero of Ukraine, two-time Hero of Socialist Labor, long-term president of NASU and Kyiv Polytechnic Institute graduate Borys Paton, Rector of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute Mykhailo Zgur
Every year, when nature freezes in the autumn chill and prepares for a long sleep, our anxious hearts are filled with painful memories of the horrible November of 2004 and 2013. At that time, our answer was a resounding "no" to untruth, injustice, humiliation, and lawlessness.
Today we honor the memory of an outstanding Ukrainian aircraft designer and Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute graduate Konstantin Alekseevich Kalinin.
A distinguished fashion manager and the co-owner of Maas Markets Ltd, Maurizio Askero, visited Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. He came to discuss installing a memorial plaque to the famous physicist George De Metz.
Today we honour one of the most outstanding graduates of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. On this day in 1908, Arkhip Lyulka was born. General designer of aircraft engines.
On February 20, Ukraine commemorated the official Day of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes.
On November 21, Ukrainians remember and honor those who fought for Ukraine's right to independence and democracy in two revolutions, and defended our freedom and sovereignty in the war zone.
Ahead of the Day of the Defender of Ukraine, students, teachers, staff and officers of the Institute put flowers on the monument to the Defenders of the Motherland. The deceased were honored with a minute of silence.
Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute paid the tribute to the memory of Ukrainian cosmonaut Leonid Kadeniuk. In the main building of the university installed a bas-relief with a portrait of the first astronaut of independent Ukraine.
The Day of Heroes of Heavenly Hundred is celebrated in Ukraine on February 20. It is a tribute to the people who changed the course of the history of Ukraine, sparing no their own lives for this, and Kyiv polytechnicians, too.
