Intensifying tourism development in Gunung Sewu is raising concerns over karst damage, water security, and long-term community sustainability.
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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.
An emotional story behind Professor Zainal Arifin Mochtar’s inauguration, as he fulfills a lifelong promise to his late father at UGM.
UGM medical experts explain the causes, symptoms, and treatment of upper abdominal pain and stress the importance of early screening.
UGM expert warns that regional elections via local councils could weaken democracy and limit political opportunities for youth and ordinary citizens.
UGM’s Faculty of Veterinary Medicine inaugurates 205 new veterinarians, strengthening Indonesia’s animal health and food security sectors.
Kagama’s Central Board inaugurates 47 new regional leaders in West Sulawesi, reinforcing alumni collaboration for regional development.
Lower back pain is increasing among young adults. A neurologist from UGM’s Academic Hospital shares simple tips for prevention and relief.
UGM builds 550 driftwood-based temporary shelters to help flood survivors in Aceh move from emergency tents to safe, healthy housing.
UGM inaugurates Professor Zainal Arifin Mochtar, who warns of rising conservatism and authoritarianism weakening independent state institutions.
UGM research shows diabetes care requires emotional regulation and self-management, with clinical hypnosis supporting long-term treatment outcomes.
UGM researchers develop high-nutrient, affordable green fodder products to support livestock productivity through downstream research innovation.
A UGM economist warns that proposed cuts to coal production may have a limited global impact and could reduce Indonesia’s state revenue.
A UGM lecturer explains Pancasila Feminism as a form of women’s resistance to injustice and stresses the need for broader public understanding.
Indonesia ranks second most disaster-prone globally. A UGM expert urges stronger community preparedness and greater investment in mitigation efforts.
A UGM expert urges the government to ensure sufficient supply, demand data, and fair distribution following Indonesia’s ban on 12 imports.
A UGM professor warns of misleading health content on social media and urges the public to strengthen health and digital literacy.
As floods persist in Aceh, a UGM expert urges the government to deliver aid by air and river to reach 26 villages still cut off.
Research at UGM shows that psychosocial support rooted in local wisdom effectively strengthens the mental health and resilience of disaster survivors.
A UGM doctoral student joins academic programs at NTUA, Greece, to strengthen international research collaboration in waste management and sustainability.
Universitas Gadjah Mada inaugurates 901 new professional engineers, strengthening Indonesia’s human resources in engineering and technology.
UGM economist calls for stronger law enforcement and improved tax literacy as Indonesia’s 2025 tax revenue falls short of its APBN target.
UGM and the Mayapada Group agree to collaborate in education, research, and community service, including the development of research facilities at RSA UGM.
