On March 20, 2026, the literary evening “Golden Resonance” took place at the Art Space of USUCT, dedicated to the National Poetry Reading Week. The event brought together students who came not just to listen to poetry, but to feel it, experience it together, and share their own emotions.

The host of the event, student of group 4-FIL-65 Alina Hordiienko, introduced the participants to the works of Pavlo Tychyna, focusing on poems that resonate especially strongly today. A special place in the program was given to readings of contemporary poetry, in particular the works of Pavlo Vyshebaba from the book “Just Don’t Write to Me About War”. These were discussed collectively, with participants sharing their thoughts and impressions.

Particularly touching were the original poems performed by student of group 1-SO(a)-3 Anastasiia Fitkovska, dedicated to memory, loss, and hope.

The participants also honored Lina Kostenko on the occasion of her 96th anniversary and read works by Ivan Franko, Vasyl Symonenko, and other classics of Ukrainian literature. Their lines once again reminded everyone how close and relevant poetry can be.

The atmosphere of the evening was sincere and камерна: each performance resonated with the audience. This literary gathering became a warm space for communication and reflection. It once again demonstrated that poetry does not lose its power — on the contrary, it supports, unites, and helps to find light even in difficult times.