UGM commemorates Indonesia’s 80th Independence Day with a flag ceremony emphasizing unity, sovereignty, and national progress.
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UGM’s Center for Digital Society analyzes the viral Jolly Roger flag trend, revealing its symbolic power in shaping digital protest and solidarity.
Raditya Dika shared financial management tips with UGM students to navigate FOMO culture and make smarter money decisions.
UGM experts view the One Piece flag phenomenon as symbolic resistance and civic expression, not a threat to the state.
UGM student develops CHA-EXO nanoparticles to boost immune response in needle-free vaccines, offering safer and more effective solutions.
UGM forestry expert stresses the cultural value of fire and rotational farming as solutions to mitigate forest and land fires in Riau.
UGM commemorates Mubyarto, the leading thinker of Pancasila Economics, whose work bridged theory and practice for people’s welfare.
UGM expert urges stronger, consistent crisis communication in government’s handling of Raja Ampat mining issue to protect environment and reputation.
UGM political expert highlights risks to public participation in response to proposal for regional elections through local legislative councils.
UGM psychology expert Adelia Khrisna Putri outlines the causes of loneliness and practical steps to address this common emotional experience.
UGM experts question the legal and political basis behind the president’s decision to grant amnesty and abolition to corruption defendants.
UGM Vice-Rectors monitor PIONIR in three faculties, ensuring safe, inclusive orientation for 10,629 new students, free from hazing or misconduct.
UGM expert Professor Wahyudi Kumorotomo criticizes PPATK's dormant account blocking policy, calling it premature and lacking careful consideration.
UGM economist Dr. Amirullah Setya Hardi emphasizes that the success of Merah Putih Cooperatives lies in truly applying cooperative principles for rural empowerment.
President Ramos-Horta confirms Timor-Leste is fully prepared to join ASEAN, targeting full membership by October 2025, with support from Indonesia.
A UGM geologist says the recent tsunami warning from a Russian earthquake poses minimal risk to Indonesia due to its distance.
UGM political scientist supports plans to increase party funding, urging governance reform, transparency, and public accountability.
Professor Aprinus Salam of UGM strongly opposes the designation of October 17 as National Culture Day, arguing that culture must be lived every day.
Dr. Muslim Mahardika of UGM endorses using plastic waste in asphalt as a sustainable solution to reduce plastic pollution and support infrastructure.
UGM’s FK-KMK spotlights cancer as a 2025 priority, urging equity, cross-sector action, and global-local collaboration in care.
Two recent accidents on Mount Rinjani prompt UGM professor to stress stronger risk mitigation in Indonesia’s mountain tourism management.
UGM’s Dr. Djaka Marwasta calls heatwaves a climate crisis warning, urging youth action, public literacy, and policies for the vulnerable.
UGM expert discusses the wet drought in Indonesia, highlighting risks for farmers and potential benefits for dry and rainfed agricultural areas.
UGM Geodesy expert Dr. I Made Andi Arsana supports the Supreme Court's review of Indonesia's sea sand export ban, warning of potential ecological damage and economic implications.
UGM’s Dr. Eddy Junarsin supports a new task force to boost national revenue, emphasizing the need for clear mandates and streamlined bureaucracy.
FAO projects Indonesia's 2025/2026 rice production at 35.6M tons. UGM's Prof. Subejo stresses tech, adaptive irrigation, and policy to boost productivity and ensure food security.
UGM expert urges clarity on maritime boundaries following joint management deal between Indonesia and Malaysia over the Ambalat Sea region.
Over 500,000 social aid recipients linked to online gambling; UGM sociologist says they are victims of systemic failure, not to blame.
UGM’s Dr. Winardi highlights the need for disciplined deficit management and diversified financing to achieve Indonesia’s investment goals.
To support Indonesia’s Rp7,500 trillion investment target by 2026, UGM expert calls for broad tax reform focused on fairness, compliance, and sustainability.