In the 29th edition of Angkringan, CICP UGM invited Ahmad Yusrifan (Mas Yus) to share his experience researching the phenomenon of sound horeg, which has become a distinctive form of entertainment in village carnivals in East Java and several other regions in Java. Sound horeg refers to a collection of large-scale sound systems with powerful bass whose vibrations can be felt physically by the body and the surrounding environment.

Friday (18/07)— In a thought-provoking session of the 2025 Summer Course “Beyond Boundaries” hosted by CICP, psychology and culture came under fresh light with a lecture by renowned scholar Prof. Emiko Kashima from La Trobe […].

Thursday (17/07), Rogelia Pe-Pua launched the “Beyond Boundaries” International Summer Course with a reflective presentation about “Tracing the Trajectory of Indigenous Psychology: A Reflective Dialogue on Knowledge, Method, and Identity”.

Wednesday (16/07), has been presented the first lecturer session in International Summer Course CICP 2025. This session titled “The Dynamic Nature of Psychological Phenomena: Where Cultural Psychology Solves the Main Problem of General Psychology” by […].