On November 16, Ukraine celebrates the Day of Radio, Television and Communication Workers.

On November 16, Ukraine celebrates the Day of Radio, Television and Communications Workers. These are the threads that unite Ukrainians across borders, allowing them to receive information quickly, share it, and support each other in times of need. During the full-scale Russian invasion, media representatives are selflessly and heroically holding the information line.

Kherson State University, being the cradle of journalism in the southern region, has been educating worthy generations of media professionals for many years. In 2005, the Faculty of Ukrainian Philology opened a specialty 061 Journalism. For over 18 years, the university has been training specialists who successfully work in regional and national media. In addition, students fruitfully cooperate with such resources as: Channel 5 TV, A Business (Open), Bakhmut Fortress, Most online media, Svidomi. Media", online edition "Watermelon. City, and the KSU Press Center. Today, having celebrated the anniversary of the liberation of Kherson, our students continue to revive and form a fundamentally new media field, so on November 11, X-ON radio began its work, which was founded by 2nd year student Valentyna Fedorchuk.