SEMARANG — A student from the Undergraduate Program in Library and Information Science, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Diponegoro (UNDIP), has achieved another outstanding accomplishment in the field of arts and culture. Naila Putri Cristiana, a member of the 2025 cohort, won First Place in the Choreographed Dance Category at the 2026 Regional Student Arts Week (Pekan Seni Mahasiswa Daerah/PEKSIMIDA) as part of the Universitas Diponegoro Javanese Arts Student Activity Unit (UKM Kesenian Jawa).
The achievement highlights the diverse talents of UNDIP students, demonstrating that students of Library and Information Science excel not only in academic pursuits but also in artistic and cultural endeavors. Through creativity, dedication, and strong teamwork, Naila and her fellow performers delivered an outstanding performance that earned the highest recognition in the regional competition.
This success also reflects Universitas Diponegoro’s commitment to fostering students’ holistic development by providing opportunities to cultivate their interests, talents, and leadership through extracurricular activities alongside academic excellence. Participation in cultural and artistic events such as PEKSIMIDA contributes to preserving Indonesia’s rich cultural heritage while encouraging students to express their creativity and strengthen their collaborative skills.
The Undergraduate Program in Library and Information Science extends its warmest congratulations to Naila Putri Cristiana on this remarkable achievement. Her success is expected to inspire fellow students to pursue excellence, develop their potential beyond the classroom, and continue bringing pride to Universitas Diponegoro through achievements at regional, national, and international levels.
Congratulations on this well-deserved accomplishment, and best wishes for even greater success in future competitions.
