Lamongan, October 20, 2025 — To commemorate the 7th anniversary of the University of Muhammadiyah Lamongan (UMLA), the Entrepreneurship Undergraduate Program actively participated in various competitions and activities organized by the anniversary committee. With the overarching theme "Global Reach, Local Roots," these activities served as a platform to strengthen the togetherness, creativity, and collaborative spirit of the UMLA academic community.

Various competitions were held to enliven the anniversary celebrations, including Islamic preaching, creative gymnastics, song renditions, badminton, and various other events combining elements of sports, art, and Islamic values. The presence of the Entrepreneurship Study Program added to the lively atmosphere, with the high enthusiasm of the participating faculty and students. The Head of the Entrepreneurship Undergraduate Program stated that participation in UMLA's anniversary activities was an important opportunity to strengthen ties and foster a sense of togetherness on campus. "We want to demonstrate that the entrepreneurial spirit isn't just about business, but also about collaboration, creativity, and togetherness," he said.

In several competition categories, the Entrepreneurship Study Program team performed cohesively and enthusiastically. Their performances in the creative gymnastics and song fusion competitions captured the attention of other participants, showcasing their strong sense of unity and creativity. Furthermore, several lecturers and students participated in the Islamic preaching and badminton competitions, which took place in a friendly atmosphere.

The 7th anniversary of UMLA is a valuable opportunity to strengthen the campus's identity as a university that excels not only in academics but also actively participates in activities that foster the values ​​of togetherness, sportsmanship, and a spirit of achievement. With the theme "Global Reach, Local Roots," UMLA remains committed to becoming a university capable of competing globally, without abandoning the local and Islamic values ​​that are the roots of its strength. [Kwu-Ed.]