The Covid-19 pandemic period which forced many workers to carry out office tasks from home has changed their way of life a lot. Routines that were once foreign, such as gardening and accompanying children to play, have now become commonplace. A habit that also appears, especially in Javanese society, is to create art.

One of the tridharma of higher education is community service. Community service is meant to provide assistance, training to the community based on science and technology developed in universities to improve the capabilities and resources available in the community. Community service is the implementation of the university’s responsibility to the community.

During this pandemic, many people have experienced layoffs, bankruptcy, and reduced income, while the necessities of life have not decreased. The family is the smallest sphere that has the most impact on the economic crisis caused by the pandemic.

In order to improve the quality of education and at the same time strengthen collaboration networks with various universities at home and abroad, it is important to explore and develop cooperation. One of the most recent cooperation explorations initiated by UNY was carried out through the "Cooperation Workshop between UNY and Chaoyang University Of Technology (Taiwan) in the Engineering Sector" via a zoom meeting on Wednesday (1/9).

On 13 June 2021, the Out of School Education Department (PLS), Faculty of Education (FIP) lecturer group chaired by Dr. Enoh Tohani, M.Pd.

Andri Bangsawan is the fastest graduate in the UNY graduation period in June 2021. The alumnus of the Sports Science department at the Faculty of Sports Science managed to complete his undergraduate education in 3 years and six months with a Cumlaude GPA of 3.88.

Based on the UNY Rector’s Decree number 2.30/UN34/VI/2021 regarding the 2021 UNY Higher Education Affirmation Scholarship Recipients, UNY officially accepted 22 prospective students. Prospective students who have the opportunity to participate in this scheme must meet the following requirements:

1. Papuans in accordance with the provisions of the legislation regarding special autonomy for the Provinces of Papua and West Papua;

Muzaroah's tears welled up when her two daughters said they would graduate on Saturday (26/6). After her husband, Muchaelani, left in 2002, it was not easy for her to complete education for her two daughters.

"Poor people are not allowed to go to college."