On December 23, on the eve of the New Year, the presentation of the Vitebsk State Order of Peoples' Friendship Medical University (VSMU) calendar for 2026 took place at VSMU. The calendar features illustrations created by students.

The calendar includes works such as "Christmas Star," "Winter Forest," "Tenderness," "Unexpected Meeting," "Spring Accord," and others. These creative works reflect themes of love for the Motherland, the Belarusian language, poetry, and national culture. Many of the authors are organizers of personal exhibitions and winners of international and national competitions.

On December 23, a presentation of the collection of home essays by employees and veterans of VSMU, titled "The Great Patriotic War in the History of My Family," dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, took place. Fragments of memories of heroic events were shared.

On December 23, 2025, in accordance with the work plan of the scientific and educational cluster "Medicine and Pharmacy — Innovative Projects," the II International Scientific and Practical Conference titled "Artificial Intelligence in the Modern World: Technology, Medicine, Pharmacy, Education" was held at VSMU in a hybrid format. Valentina Kugach, head of the cluster’s executive body, welcomed the participants of the conference.

On December 22, 2025, Vitebsk State Medical University hosted a meeting between Alexey Chukanov, Rector of VSMU, participant of the VII All-Belarusian National Assembly, and the university staff.

On December 19, Vitebsk State Medical University hosted the anniversary evening titled "15: The Movement by Mixfeeds," dedicated to the 15th anniversary of the university dance group "Mixfeeds." This event served as a solemn celebration and a summary of the team’s fruitful creative activity over the past one and a half decades at the university.

The evening’s program offered a retrospective into the history of the group. A special highlight was the video messages from the founder and ideological inspirer of the group, Dr. Harry Prasad, as well as alumni participants from various years. These messages emphasized the continuity of traditions and the unity of a large creative community.