A baby elephant named Tari was found dead in Tesso Nilo National Park. A UGM expert suspects EEHV virus infection as the cause.
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
UGM Student Activity Unit Forum (Forkom UGM) organizes interfaith prayer to strengthen unity, harmony, and collective hope for Indonesia’s peace.
UGM secures Semesta grant to advance “Strong Research for Food Security,” integrating science, policy, and community for food security.
Experts emphasize the need to integrate local cultural wisdom and modern science in forest conservation to ensure sustainability.
UGM’s legal expert urges inclusive public participation in drafting Indonesia’s Climate Justice Bill to ensure equitable climate policy and protection.
At UGM’s IRoLE Conference, experts highlight language as a bridge for education, research, and cross-border collaboration in the digital era.
UGM expert says Indonesia’s electricity export to Singapore will create jobs, boost the green economy, and attract investment opportunities.
UGM study shows neighborhood friendships provide vital social capital in crises, highlighting the power of support, closeness, and shared history.
Despite declining burned areas, wildfire-affected populations are rising. UGM’s expert urges stronger land mapping and monitoring to reduce risks.
UGM inaugurates Professor Dafri in Human Rights Diplomacy and Global Leadership, presenting cosmopolitan nationalism to resolve human rights violations.
UGM psychology professor explains Generation Z’s involvement in demonstrations as a response to social pressures and unmet aspirations.
Indonesia records over 135,000 snakebite cases annually, with 10% mortality: experts stress prevention and proper first aid for snakebites.
Kagama Cup XVIII tennis tournament, part of UGM’s 76th anniversary, gathered 120 alumni participants for competition and reunion.
UGM hosts “Mampir Gelanggang,” an exhibition of 138 visual works by 18 artists, exploring student life cycles through art and culture in GIK, which in the past was named Gelanggang Mahas...
UGM experts predict Indonesia’s construction services sector will grow 4.5–6% in 2026, driven by IKN projects, infrastructure, and strategic initiatives.
UGM’s expert calls on authorities to avoid violence in handling protests, stressing dialogue, structural reforms, and democratic solutions.
UGM experts link the toddler’s death from worm infection in Sukabumi to poor sanitation, open defecation, and lack of community awareness.
UGM Communication lecturer warns that TikTok Live suspension during protests limits citizen journalism, freedom of expression, and digital economy growth.
UGM economist calls on the government to maintain social and political stability as market confidence weakens amid recent unrest.
Duiddo Imani Muhammad, known as Oi, graduated from UGM’s Law program at just 20 years and 5 months, completing his studies in 3 years and 7 months.
Indonesia’s digital tax revenue reached Rp40.02 trillion by July 2025, prompting calls to expand the strategy, enhance compliance, and increase public awareness.
UGM shifts to online classes from Sep. 1 to 4 to ensure campus safety amid escalating demonstrations across the country.
UGM Professor warns that rising orangutan trafficking threatens ecosystems, citing weak law enforcement and lack of collective awareness.
UGM Faculty of Geography marks its 62nd anniversary, highlighting ecosystem preservation to support sustainable development.
UGM students partner with Kemadang villagers to process Ulva seaweed into food products, boosting local women’s skills and economic resilience.
UGM’s Center for Pancasila Studies emphasizes that the BPIP Bill should strengthen Pancasila as a living ideology through participatory and inclusive education.
UGM political scientist Alfath Bagus Panuntun El Nur Indonesia urges systemic parliamentary reform to strengthen integrity, oversight, and public trust.
UGM epidemiologist Dr. Riris Andono Ahmad emphasizes the importance of expanding measles vaccination to prevent outbreaks across 42 regions in Indonesia.
Despite physical challenges, UGM Biology graduate Anis Rahmatillah achieved her dream of earning a bachelor’s degree with cumlaude honors.
UGM issues a moral call urging peace and nonviolence in mass protests, stressing the need for justice, democracy, and government accountability.
