Source: Untar Public Relations – RJ
Universitas Tarumanagara (Untar) held Untar Festival (UntarFest) 2026 at Untar Campus I, Jakarta, on Thursday (15/10). The event marked the opening of Untar’s 67th Anniversary celebrations and provided a platform for students to showcase their talents and creativity beyond academics.
Dikta Wicaksono performs the song “Hujan” // Doc: Untar Public Relations – RJ
UntarFest 2026 featured performances by the music group Lalahuta and singer Dikta Wicaksono. During his performance, Dikta reminded students of the importance of taking care of themselves amid their busy academic schedules. He also expressed his condolences over the events in Kalimantan. The festivities also featured artistic performances by Untar students, including bands, modern dance, and disc jockey (DJ) performances.
Lalahuta performs the song “Tunggu Apa Lagi” // Doc: Untar Public Relations – RJ
Beyond entertainment, UntarFest reflects Untar’s commitment to developing students’ potential holistically. Nurturing creativity beyond academics is also part of Untar’s efforts to prepare graduates to contribute to society based on the values of Integrity, Professionalism, and Entrepreneurship (IPE).
Untar Rector Prof. Dr. Amad Sudiro, S.H., M.H., M.Kn., M.M., expressed his appreciation to the entire academic community for contributing to Untar’s development while upholding IPE values. He noted that UntarFest demonstrates students’ courage in showcasing their talents and turning their creativity into tangible works.
He expressed hope that the event would further strengthen the sense of togetherness within the Untar community as it works toward building a university with a strong reputation and a positive impact on society.
Similarly, Secretary of the Tarumanagara Foundation Board, Vedrych J. Kusnanto, S.Kom., M.M., emphasized the importance of developing students’ abilities across various fields, including the arts and creativity.
“Untar students excel not only academically in the classroom but also demonstrate a strong artistic spirit and high levels of creativity,” he said.
The 67th Anniversary celebrations also include several activities, such as the Faculty Works Exhibition from October 12–23 and the Mental Health Booth (PBKP) from October 12–16 at T-Space, Untar Campus I.
In addition, Untar is hosting the National Student Church Choir Festival (Pesparawi) from October 20–23 at Graha Swara Untar. The anniversary celebrations will continue with the Open Senate Meeting and IPE Impact Awards 2026 on October 27, 2026. (CJ/YS)