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  Tangerang, 15 July 2025 - Universitas Muhammadiyah Tangerang (UMT) officially dispatched 2,580 students to take part in the 2025 Community Service Program (KKN) at GOR Nambo, Karawaci District, on Tuesday, July 15, 2025. The symbolic departure process was led by the Deputy Mayor of Tangerang City, H. Maryono Hasan, who was present along with campus representatives and local government officials. In his speech, Maryono emphasized that KKN is not only a form of community service, but also a means to build leadership character and a sense of social empathy among students. This year's KKN theme, "Environmentally Based MSME Development for a Sustainable Economy," was praised as a strategy aligned with the Tangerang City Government's development focus. Maryono hopes the students will not only act as project implementers but also become drivers of change in the community by providing mentoring, creating innovation, and implementing digital adaptations for MSMEs. The Commun...

Tangerang, 22 July 2025 - For many young people in Indonesia, the UMR (Upah Minimum Regional) salary is often the starting point in the world of work. But with the increasing needs of life and social pressures, a UMR salary often feels insufficient. A dilemma arises: stay for the experience, or look for opportunities with higher rewards. While some choose to stay with idealism and loyalty, others take the risk to change jobs for a better salary. This phenomenon reflects the reality of young people in facing the dynamics of today's working world. UMR salary is designed as a minimum standard to ensure the basic needs of workers, but in practice, the needs of today's youth are much more complex. From transportation costs, food, housing, to modern lifestyle demands such as internet access and entertainment all of which add to the burden of expenses. On the other hand, many companies still offer mediocre salaries with the excuse that “you are young and need experience.” It's no ...

  Jakarta, 10 July 2025 - Cimol Keju Barito has emerged as the latest food trend in Blok M, going viral and becoming a destination for food vloggers. The chewy cimol with melted cheese inside draws long lines almost every night. Prices are affordable, starting at Rp 15,000 per portion, but the flavor and texture are top-notch. The outlet is open from 3:00 PM to around 10:00 PM, daily except Mondays. Visitors often praise the cimol's "salty and savory creamy" taste and "bursting-in-the-mouth" texture. Reels and TikTok videos from local culinary accounts showcase the team's friendly staff and prompt service, even in crowded queues. Located in the Blok M area, directly across from Kopi Tuku, this shop is open from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM and is closed on Mondays. Its strategic location in the heart of the city makes it easily accessible to residents and students in the evenings. A portion of cheese cimol is served with a melty, delicious, and chewy filling, offerin...

Jakarta, 09 July 2025 -  Jakarta Fair, or PRJ 2025, has been taking place at JIExpo Kemayoran since June 19. This festival draws a large crowd due to the thousands of booths, music events, and other tempting deals. Visitors may shop, eat, and experience exciting rides. PRJ also provides assistance for paying vehicle taxes without incurring penalty. The event will go until July 13, 2025. PRJ 2025 is Jakarta's biggest annual event. This festival takes place at JIExpo Kemayoran and comprises thousands of booths selling electrical products, clothing, food, and toys. There are numerous excellent promotions available, including up to 70% discounts on cell phones. Every night, notable bands and singers such as Slank and Maliq & D'Essentials perform live music. "I came from the afternoon, shopping first and enjoying the culinary. Coincidentally, I also opened a jastip. Then in the evening I enjoyed the concert. This is an event that I never miss every year," said M...

  Tangerang, 06 July 2025 - Education is more than just transferring knowledge; it is also about developing character. Moral teaching in schools is becoming increasingly important in an age of knowledge overload and rapid change. Schools have a crucial role in establishing noble values in pupils, fostering persons with integrity and accountability. Academic intelligence alone is insufficient to confront life's complex issues in the absence of a strong moral foundation. It is time for us to recognize that investing in moral education is a long-term investment in our nation's future. In this fast-paced digital world, children are exposed to a wide range of unfiltered information, both positive and negative. Social networking, online games, and other digital platforms can all have an impact on their attitudes and behaviors. Without adequate moral guidance, kids are exposed to undesirable consequences such as cyberbullying, spreading fake news, and other unethical behaviour. L...

Tangerang, 03 July 2025 - After completing high school or vocational school, many young people in Indonesia feel confused about choosing between continuing their higher education or immediately looking for a job. This decision is often complicated because it is related to the future. Higher education is considered a means to get a degree and better job opportunities. However, going straight to work also provides concrete experience and quick income. This choice becomes more complex when the family's economic situation is a major factor. In my opinion, the choice between continuing education or starting a job is not the same for everyone. Everyone has different situations, needs, and life goals. For those who have the financial ability and interest in academics, going to college can be an important capital for the future. Higher education provides a broader perspective, builds connections, and increases opportunities to get a better job. However, beginning a career after completing ...