In the competition, the Faculty of Forestry USU involved administrative staff and students in creating a creative booth that represented the faculty’s forestry identity. The booth’s decorations featured a variety of organic materials and natural accessories, including bamboo leaves, wild orchids, and other natural materials creatively arranged to enhance its appearance.

From the beginning of the performance, the participants demonstrated great enthusiasm and performed with confidence. The strong teamwork between education personnel and students became one of the key strengths of the Faculty of Forestry USU’s performance. The spirit of the event was further enhanced by cheers and applause from the audience throughout the performance.

81 years of Indonesian independence is not merely a passage of time, but a testament to a spirit that continues to burn brightly, a unity that remains strong, and meaningful contributions that continue to make a difference.

The Faculty of Forestry, Universitas Sumatera Utara, extends its warmest congratulations on the 74th Anniversary of Universitas Sumatera Utara.

Congratulations and best wishes to Dr. Oding Affandi, S.Hut., MP., on his election as Secretary of the Academic Quality Assurance and Supervision Commission of the Academic Senate of Universitas Sumatera Utara.

Over three days, new students participated in various activities designed to introduce academic life, foster solidarity, and raise awareness of environmental conservation.

Embracing a nature-based learning experience, the final day of PKKMB featured an exploration of the USU Arboretum and a forest healing session before all new students attended the closing ceremony of PKKMB together at USU Campus 1, Padang Bulan, Medan.

WEBINAR TOP SCIENTIST Topic: GIS and Remote Sensing for Biodiversity Mapping Speaker : Assoc. Prof. Thomas Groen University of Twente, The Netherlands

One of the ideas highlighted was the importance of involving communities in greening and environmental restoration efforts. Community involvement is considered an important part of building a more resilient ecosystem while fostering shared awareness that disaster prevention is a responsibility that requires collaboration among various stakeholders.

The program also featured sessions with the Board of Professors and alumni sharing sessions. Through these sessions, new students gained perspectives on academic journeys, competency development, and professional experiences that can inspire them in determining their personal and professional development throughout their studies at the Faculty of Forestry USU.