UGM journalism expert says Constitutional Court ruling reaffirms that protecting journalists ultimately safeguards the public’s right to information.
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UGM expert highlights the need to strengthen human capital and align research with industry demands to accelerate campus-based downstream innovation.
Through UGM’s fast-track program, Tria Sofie completed her master’s degree at 22, becoming the youngest graduate of the Faculty of Geography.
Thousands killed in Iran’s January 2026 protests reflect deep economic crisis and weakening regime legitimacy, says UGM security expert.
UGM provides internal financial assistance to over 500 students facing tuition payment difficulties to ensure equitable access to higher education.
UGM alumni runners donate over Rp500 million through a charity run to support scholarships, disaster-affected students, and UGM’s endowment fund.
UGM doctoral graduate Dea Angelia Kamil earned her PhD in Computer Science at just 26 years old, becoming one of the youngest doctoral graduates.
UGM students win first place in an international essay competition by proposing Virly, a VR-based solution to improve science literacy in schools.
A UGM lecturer has developed a rapid, eco-friendly tool for detecting food safety and authenticity, earning international recognition through the Hitachi Award.
UGM expert urges integration of the Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) program for pregnant women and toddlers with Indonesia’s primary healthcare system.
An inspiring story of Manuel Vong, UGM alumnus from Timor-Leste, whose journey led him to serve as minister, rector, and education advocate.
UGM and the University of Technology Sydney strengthen cross-border education and research ties through expanded doctoral and STEM collaboration.
Pertamina Hulu Energi Finance Director Bayu Kusuma Dewanto shares insights on perseverance, networking, and skills to build a successful career.
UGM graduates 39 smart forest city experts through a special training program to support human resource development for Indonesia’s future capital, IKN.
UGM graduates 1,061 postgraduate students, highlighting academic excellence, research impact, and leadership in higher education.
Semar UGM returns to the Shell Eco-Marathon 2026 in Doha, competing with innovative hydrogen and electric vehicles to represent Indonesia globally.
UGM Professor Ani Widiastuti teaches adaptive agriculture at Ibaraki University through a cross-appointment, strengthening international academic collaboration.
Hundreds of students in Grobogan suffered food poisoning from free nutritious meals, prompting experts to urge stricter food safety oversight.
Indonesia’s push for energy independence faces key challenges as experts warn the nation stands between fossil fuel reliance and renewables.
UGM and the West Sulawesi Provincial Government sign an MoU to strengthen education, affirmative pathways, and human resource development.
KKN students organized the Rao Run 5K on Morotai Island, attracting widespread community participation to promote healthy living and local tourism.
Intensifying tourism development in Gunung Sewu is raising concerns over karst damage, water security, and long-term community sustainability.
Ending direct local elections could weaken popular sovereignty and strengthen political elites, a UGM political analyst warns.
More than 500 runners joined the GMC Runniversary at UGM, which was attended by the President Director of BPJS Kesehatan, promoting healthy lifestyles.
The death of Craig the elephant at 54 highlights successful conservation in Kenya, while UGM experts urge stronger habitat protection in Indonesia.
UGM’s Christian community held a joint Christmas celebration emphasizing love, harmony, and unity amid diversity across the university community.
UGM students win a Gold Medal at I2ASPO for developing low-cost carbon capture technology using PET plastic waste and zeolite materials.
UGM lecturer warns the Javan eagle is nearing extinction and urges stronger conservation efforts and expanded habitats to protect ecosystem balance.
UGM expert supports the government’s Grok AI block and urges firm action against digital platforms that harm users and violate ethical norms.
UGM expert warns that Trump’s bid to seize Greenland could undermine sovereignty, weaken international law, and destabilize global order.
