On Monday, November 17, the Foreign Press Department gave a lecture by
Carlos Guillermo Contreras, a Colombian radio journalist (W Radio Colombia). A brief summary of the lecture and answers to questions:
“Radio journalism is fascinating. Live broadcasts have to be prepared right now, and this is serious pressure. A journalist prepares for an interview, using his sources, his database, so that he can call someone for a comment for the “breaking news”. Often this news is impossible to predict, and...

We invite you to a charitable event dedicated to honoring the millions of Ukrainians who perished during the Holodomor.
This is a time to pause, remember, and be together.
November 20
3:30 PM
Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Scientific Library
Admission: free
Program:
• poetry recitation
• musical performances
• video screening
• charitable fundraising for the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Join us...

From November 10 to 14, Lviv University hosted the sixth wave of the career guidance project “Uniweek”. This is an initiative of the Student Government, thanks to which during the week, schoolchildren learned what it is like to be a student. This year, 300 students in grades 10-11 attended lectures, practical and laboratory classes, talked with teachers and learned about university life from students. For schoolchildren, this is an opportunity to find a future direction for their studies or to...

Associate Professor of the Department of Ukrainian Press Halyna Yatsenko became the winner of the International Literary Competition “Coronation of the Word”. This is one of the most famous literary competitions in Ukraine, which dates back to 1999 and has many nominations from novels to song lyrics.
The diploma in the nomination “Song Lyrics” was won by the collection of poems “Victorious”, which included the poems “Woman, will you stand!”, “Is it necessary?..”, “Tear of life”, “Crying”, “We will win”, “Mary’s...

On Monday, October 27, the Faculty of Journalism hosted a lecture by Rosemary Tollo, a journalist specializing in justice.
Rosemary worked as an editor at The Standard, one of Kenya’s leading newspapers, and is now the co-founder and program director of Journalists for Justice (JFJ), a media organization that supports journalists across Africa in covering international crimes and human rights issues.
Among the topics the journalist has worked on are the Gambia’s reparations program (for victims of human rights abuses committed under...