Dear Kyiv Polytechnic community! We sincerely congratulate you on Christmas and the coming New Year!
May 2026 be a time of new opportunities, professional and personal achievements and successes, bold ideas and significant results for each of us and for the entire KPI family.
Every year on Christmas Eve, Plast scouts bring light from Bethlehem to the capital as a symbol of peace, hope, and unity. The fire is lit in Bethlehem, then it goes to Poland, then to Lviv, Kyiv — and finally reaches our university.
I wonder if anyone will still celebrate the “old” New Year? And in general, how correct is it to call only the Julian New Year this way?
The Museum of the History of the City of Kyiv has once again pleasantly surprised its visitors. This time, with a festive Christmas and New Year's exhibition. The exhibition recreates the atmosphere of the old Kyiv of the early twentieth century during Christmas and New Year, where folk traditions were combined with fashionable European trends. So visitors can travel through time to the most interesting locations of the pre-holiday city.
The Student Council of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute organized a festive event that combined New Year's vibes, interesting activities and charity.
The real magic of Hogwarts came to life within the walls of the university:
Dear Kyiv Polytechnics! We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2025!!!
We wish the coming year to be full of professional and personal successes, as well as endless opportunities for new achievements!
The Lilia Rebryk Charitable Foundation together with the Student Parliament of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute organized and held a New Year's celebration for children who were forced to leave their homes because of the war at the Student Consolidation Center.
Miracles do happen if you believe in them. Especially at Christmas or New Year's Eve. The Museum of Kyiv History offers to travel in time - to find yourself simultaneously in the century before last, the past and the present.
New Year's Eve everybody want to believe in miracles. Almost everyone becomes again a little child and under hasteless strikes of clocks think about the dreams come true.
