Academic activities at Universitas PGRI Madiun (UNIPMA) have returned to normal following the Eid holiday. Since the first day back, the campus atmosphere has been filled once again with students returning to classrooms to resume academic schedules that had been paused for several weeks.

Observations on site show that the learning process is running smoothly. A number of students have already resumed their classes as usual, although some are still in the adjustment phase, especially after transitioning from online learning to face-to-face sessions.

Retno Dwi Andani, a student of the Elementary School Teacher Education Study Program (PGSD), stated that the first day of classes after Eid brought its own challenges.
“At first, it was a bit surprising because we were still in a holiday mood and had online classes before suddenly returning to offline lectures. But on the other hand, the enthusiasm came back because we could meet friends again,” said Retno on Monday (March 30).

A similar sentiment was expressed by Risma Cahya Agustina, a student of the Guidance and Counseling Study Program (BK). “I feel more prepared, trying to go through it more calmly and make peace with every process,” she said.

This early period of lectures is also being used by students to rebuild their learning consistency. In addition to attending classes, they are starting to catch up on materials and complete assignments given by lecturers.

The full return of campus activities marks the resumption of the academic process. Students are expected to quickly adapt to the rhythm of lectures so that learning activities can run effectively and learning targets can be achieved optimally.

For more information regarding campus activities, visit UNIPMA’s official Instagram account at @official_unipma. UNIPMA has also opened new student admissions for the 2025/2026 academic year. Registration for new students in both the Regular and RPL programs for the 2025/2026 academic year is now open.