UGM lecturer explains how deforestation, habitat fragmentation, and loss of food sources threaten siamang populations and forest regeneration in Sumatra.
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UGM’s Summer Course 2026 explores evidence-based mental health strategies while giving international students hands-on experience in community-based mental health care.
UGM student Shafa Azalia turns her handmade gift hobby into Azaliaa Bouquet, a growing flower bouquet business.
UGM economists urge the government to assess the institutional readiness and risks of paying civil servants through village cooperatives.
UGM’s pencak silat contingent wins eight medals at the 2026 DIY POMDA, finishing fifth among 16 university contingents.
UGM equips Sleman MSMEs with branding, packaging, and digital marketing strategies to improve product appeal and expand market reach.
UGM expert Yayi Suryo Prabandari warns that cigarette spending can undermine family nutrition and increase children's risk of stunting.
UGM's chess team wins first place at Unnes Cup 2, with another team placing fifth and an individual player finishing eighth.
UGM student Sultan Devendra wins gold and bronze at the 2026 MUBLOC Orienteering World Ranking Event.
UGM economist highlights the need for clear objectives in sugary drink excise policy to balance public health, industry, and employment.
RSA UGM opens Cafe Jamu Dewi Kiswani to introduce traditional herbal medicine and promote complementary healthcare.
UGM expert warns that government coalition dominance in Parliament could weaken oversight and undermine Indonesia’s democracy.
Around 1,350 participants joined UGM Korpagama’s family fun walk to promote health, togetherness, and mutual respect across the university community.
UGM’s Swagayugama presents Cakra Laksana, showcasing Javanese performing arts and inspiring students to preserve cultural heritage.
UGM celebrates Fortakgama’s 40th anniversary with a free fishing event to strengthen collaboration with journalists and media partners.
UGM Professor Agus Sartono urges greater transparency and stronger market governance to restore investor confidence amid Indonesia’s stock market decline.
UGM expert explains how healthy habits, early detection, and family support can reduce the risk of dementia by up to 40%.
UGM student Anjeli Astriani turns Rp500,000 in scholarship savings into a poultry farm through crossbreeding and business innovation.
UGM and KPK discuss digital transformation, data governance, business process mapping, and the role of AI in institutional management.
UGM economist urges capital market reform after an MSCI reclassification proposal triggers a sharp decline in Indonesia’s stock market.
UGM economist urges stronger capital market oversight, transparent share ownership, and consistent enforcement to restore investor confidence.
UGM economist Wisnu Setiadi Nugroho warns that free cellphone distribution could strain state finances without improving financial inclusion.
Porsenigama 2026 brings 4,556 UGM students together to compete in sports and arts while promoting unity, empathy, and sportsmanship.
A UGM professor urges Indonesia to use OIC diplomacy to promote peace between Yemen and Saudi Arabia.
UGM economist urges labor-intensive industries and stronger regional economies to expand job opportunities and address Indonesia’s employment crisis.
UGM and Indonesia’s Ministry of Agriculture strengthen research collaboration, funding, and agricultural innovation to achieve sustainable food self-sufficiency.
UGM and Indonesia’s Agriculture Ministry strengthen food security through Gamagora 7 rice, local soybean development, and cocoa seed distribution.
UGM experts urge better peatland water management, fire prevention, and wildlife habitat protection to address recurring forest fires in Indonesia.
Kebakaran Hutan dan Lahan (karhutla) di Sumatra dan Kalimantan masih terjadi hingga saat ini, padahal sudah ada upaya pemadaman api di beberapa titik. Bahkan, muncul titik api baru di pulau ...
UGM builds 11 wells in Purworejo to help farmers maintain harvests and address dry-season water shortages.
