Building for Ukraine: A hackathon with a mission
“No cash prizes. But our friends in Kyiv are calling in, and they’ll probably say thanks,” was the the tagline that drew students and tech
A Ukrainian museum in Hamtramck becomes a wartime focus for help, pride and history
Calls now come every other day, it seems, from around the state to a tiny museum in Hamtramck that has held the stories of Ukrainians
Letters: Chicago should invite Ukraine’s president to pay the city a visit
Given the way in which the current occupants of the Oval Office treated another person, let alone a head of state, ally and, quite apparently,
“Manifestation of Transatlantic Solidarity Between American and Ukrainian Catholics Sets an Example for Politicians — Head of the UGCC on the 161 st Week of War”
This week, a delegation of the Catholic Church from the United States came to visit us. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has a
Officials look to lure Ukrainian drone makers to metro Atlanta
Gwinnett County officials and community development leaders are working to woo Ukrainian drone makers as they try to make the region a major tech hub.
What Traveling to Ukraine Taught Me About Resilience and Memory
After observing the 2014 Euromaidan movement as a beacon of hope for Venezuela, I was able to visit the invaded country in 2024, and saw
‘Fear, anxiety’ for Michigan Ukrainian refugees as Trump considers deportation
Thousands of Ukrainians who relocated to Michigan after fleeing from war and violence in their home country are now bracing for the possibility of removal
Ukraine Without America
Last week, the world witnessed a contentious, on-camera Oval Office confrontation between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, U.S. President Donald Trump, and U.S. Vice President JD
Supporters on Zelensky’s Sandringham visit with King Charles
The president of Ukraine’s meeting with King Charles at his Norfolk home has been welcomed by local people and Ukrainians living in the county. Volodymyr
How Ukrainian schools keep running despite the war
At first look, this could be any group of young schoolchildren learning English as a second language. They repeat together the names of the different everyday objects
