The Russia-Ukraine War, which began in February 2022, continues to bring chaos and anguish to the lives of Ukrainian citizens. The war has led to determinative events that will serve to isolate its perpetrator, Russia, from Western democracies, and is responsible for waves of global economic instability, according to The New York Times.
On Sunday, Feb. 27, students gathered on the steps outside Blanchard Hall to protest Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attacks on Ukraine. Many from the campus community attended to show solidarity with Ukrainian citizens and condemn the war. The protest was organized by Maïha Klymenko ’23, who is from Ukraine, Anno Kostava ’24 and Mariam Gabidzashvili ’24, who are from Georgia and Ella Jacob ’24, who is a Czech citizen.
