Written by Ardra Giswa Manoe College is often described as “the best years of your life” by many, but for others – especially some students – it feels more like an endless balancing act between assignments, meetings, deadlines, and the simple “me time” (Sampoerna University, 2024). As a third‑semester International Read more
Written by Muhammad Risqy The transition from high school to college was quite a heavy pressure because there were so many differences, from friendships to the scope of learning, and so on, and I myself came from a religious school that had never experienced learning in a public setting. This Read more
Written by Nadhif Sahrul R. Source: freepik.com Have you ever felt exhausted at the end of the day, only to realize that you didn’t complete any important tasks? What if I told you that you’re not lazy, but simply haven’t learned how to do it properly? Many of us want Read more
Writer: Maria Michelle Sustainability is not only the responsibility of governments or big institutions, it calls for collective action. From increasing deforestation in Kalimantan and Papua to worsening urban air quality and Indonesia’s growing plastic waste crisis shows how environmental and social challenges are deeply connected. It also shows why Read more
Written by: Gusti Qeishi R.A. In recent years, running and walking have become the go-to fitness trends among students, young professionals, and people looking for a break from busy city life. Whether it’s an early jog around GBK or a casual evening walk after work, more and more Jakartans are Read more