UGM issues a moral call urging peace and nonviolence in mass protests, stressing the need for justice, democracy, and government accountability.
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UGM expert highlights systemic weaknesses in food safety after MBG-related poisoning cases in Sleman and Lebong affecting hundreds of students.
UGM halal product expert Professor Abdul Rohman explains laboratory methods to detect possible pork oil content in imported MBG food trays.
UGM expert Dr. Subarsono assesses the recruitment of 1.3 million PPPK workers, highlighting both benefits and challenges for Indonesia’s civil service system.
UGM economist warns digital-only SPHP rice distribution risks sidelining small traders, calls for logistics reforms and inclusive policies.
UGM expert Professor Ridi Ferdiana highlights the importance of system maintenance to prevent cyber attacks linked to online gambling.
FMIPA UGM opens “Data Art: Indonesia, Life Behind Data” at Jogja Gallery, showcasing 40+ cross-disciplinary works that unite science, data, and art.
UGM lecturer criticizes a rise in DPR income to Rp 230 million plus housing allowance, urging empathy and reduced privilege amid economic hardship.
MPR Speaker Ahmad Muzani urges greater state financial support for PTN-BH to maintain high-quality education and ensure inclusive access to higher education.
UGM’s Dr. I Wayan Nuka Lantara urges a review of music royalty policies, stressing transparency and fair treatment for small businesses.
CfDS UGM highlights literacy and human capital as key in Komdigi’s National AI Roadmap to ensure ethical adoption and inclusive digital growth.
A UGM nutrition expert warns of health risks associated with consuming ampo, a traditional clay snack, and advises against excessive use, despite its cultural heritage status.
UGM food safety expert urges stronger quality control after U.S. recalls Indonesian shrimp over radioactive contamination concerns.
UGM Professor Umar Santoso highlights the coconut downstreaming potential to boost exports, farmer welfare, and national industry competitiveness.
UGM economist Dr. I Wayan Nuka Lantara explains how declining purchasing power drives the rise of “rojali” and “rohana” in Indonesia’s malls.
UGM Law expert explains challenges in Indonesia’s song royalty system, highlighting legal gaps, transparency issues, and cultural factors.
UGM expert welcomes Indonesia’s plan for a national coral reef and seagrass map, a key milestone for marine ecosystem management and climate change mitigation.
UGM epidemiologist warns of rising leptospirosis cases in Yogyakarta and urges consistent environmental hygiene and cross-sector collaboration.
UGM commemorates Indonesia’s 80th Independence Day with a flag ceremony emphasizing unity, sovereignty, and national progress.
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.