Mykola Zhulynsky

It seems as if famous painter and graphic artist Mykola Storozhenko has spent five years creating the unique canvas Presentiment of Golgotha for the sake of resurrection of our souls, and all this time he has been cherishing the hope for the awakening of the spiritual light, which he poured on the...

February 1989. Roman Kupchinsky and I are at the editorial office of the journal Suchasnist. I am fearfully gazing from the 15th floor of a downtown New York high-rise at the John Kennedy monument. The Day is gradually dying out, although evening sunrays are still playfully flashing in the...

On December 9, the Verkhovna Rada deliberated a very important issue, namely “National Identity in Ukraine in Conditions of Globalization Challenges: Problems and Ways to Preservation.” A number of respected public figures took part in the hearings, among them The Day‘s good old friend and...

I am like a stork that slowly walks in a vast field, bending to peck, picking whimsical word patterns embellished with the flowers of songs, proverbs, folk sayings, puns, anecdotes, and miniature short stories. I raise my beak and marvel at the clear blue skies; I am mesmerized by the rich harvest...

It will clearly take a long time for Ukrainian society to join the third wave of human civilizational development, which Alvin Toffler calls the “superindustrial society.” Without a doubt, we will have to flex our industrial and technological muscles and moral strength and jump on the globalized...

My heart is breaking as I read the book of reminiscences and tributes, Day and Eternity of James Mace, published under the editorship of Larysa Ivshyna. Just like the two languages of this publication, the American and Ukrainian halves of Jim’s heart have opened up to us thanks to The Day’s staff...