Cikarang, February 10, 2026 – On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, the President University Student Council (PUSC) 2026 successfully conducted its Fifth Plenary Meeting at Theater 1, President University Convention Center (PUCC). This strategic monthly forum served as a platform to evaluate ongoing progress, address challenges, and strengthen coordination among the Board of Directors, each Commission, and the Internal Bureau. The meeting was attended by all members of PUSC 2026.

The meeting commenced with an opening speech delivered by Ms. Bilqis Aisya Nuri as the Chairperson of PUSC 2026, followed by the reading of the Rules of the Plenary Meeting. The session continued with all attendees singing Indonesia Raya and the President University March. Prior to the presentation session, a symbolic handover ceremony was conducted for the newly appointed General Treasurer, Revalia Bagus Indria, and the new member of Commission II, Dini Barra Magistra, officially marking their responsibilities within PUSC 2026.

The presentation session began with the Internal Bureau, consisting of Public Relations, Graphic Designer, Website Developer, and Internal Affairs, in alignment with the updated organizational structure. Over the past month, the bureau has supported publication management, design execution, website development, and internal coordination to ensure effective communication and smooth operational flow. In the upcoming week, division photo sessions for Commission II and the Board of Directors will be conducted, followed by an official PUSC 2026 photoshoot session to strengthen branding identity and documentation.

Commission I then presented updates on their research initiatives, including the completion of a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) as part of Research #2 of 2025 titled “The Establishment of Sexual Violence Prevention Response Office (SVPRO).” The research has been formally presented to the Student Affairs Bureau, with the Minutes of Meeting finalized. Additional research instruments are currently being prepared to strengthen data collection. Upcoming agendas include monitoring questionnaire responses, conducting FGD sessions with Student Organizations, finalizing documentation for the Consultation Bureau presentation, drafting Research #1 of 2026, and completing the Research Feedback Report.

Subsequently, Commission II reported the progress of PUSC PAY ATTENTION 1, a platform designed to collect and deliver students’ aspirations to university management. The program has received full support from management as a bridge between students and the university. However, challenges in time management and stakeholder coordination were acknowledged as areas requiring improvement.

Commission III continued with updates on legal drafting responsibilities. The draft of Regulation Number 3 has been completed and reviewed by the Chairperson, Vice Chairpersons, and the Advisor of Commission III. Additionally, Decree Number 4 concerning the amendment of Decree Number 2 has been officially enacted. Moving forward, Commission III will focus on revising Regulation Number 3, developing ongoing legal products, and ensuring constitutional alignment across all regulations. Members were reminded to strictly adhere to established procedures to maintain organizational discipline.

Commission IV reported supervisory progress on various programs, including the successfully conducted Board of Clubs and Communities Avowal 2026. Several major upcoming events are currently in preparation, including Mr. & Ms. President University 2026, Communication Forum I & II 2026, Grant of Hopes 2026, President University Vocal Victory 2026, Interactive Communication Training 2026, President Youth Leadership Camp 2026, and Student Awarding Night 2026. Commission IV also continues revising the Supervisor Report template and Key Performance Indicators (KPI) to enhance evaluation consistency.

The Board of Directors reported intensive activities throughout January and early February 2026, including participation in Working Hours sessions and Pre-Enactment Review preparation meetings alongside Commission III, the Student Affairs Bureau, and the President University Legal Team. They also supervised research and aspiration feedback presentations delivered by Commission I and Commission II.

The General Secretary and General Treasurer presented updates on administrative and financial responsibilities. The General Secretary oversaw the issuance of official documents and completion of key administrative requirements, while several accountability reports remain in progress. The General Treasurer managed financial distributions, expenditure records, and overall financial administration to ensure transparency and accountability, with several reports currently in the finalization stage.

Lastly, the monthly awarding session for the February Edition was conducted to recognize dedication and outstanding contributions within PUSC 2026.

In conclusion, the Fifth Plenary Meeting reflected strong governance, structured progress, and strengthened collaboration among all bodies within the organization. Through consistent supervision, accountability, and coordinated efforts, PUSC 2026 continues to advance its commitment to student representation and institutional excellence at President University.

Author:

Graphic Designer of PUSC 2026 – Nasyeila Nayla Nafiah

February 10, 2026

Press Release of President University Student Council (PUSC) 2026.