The USU Library acknowledges with appreciation the successful execution of the "Community Service Blood Drive" program as part of the 73rd Dies Natalis celebration. The activity, held from 18-21 November 2025 at the Pendopo Open Reading Space of USU Library, became a tangible manifestation of humanitarian solidarity, flowing with hope and life.

Joyfully participated in by the USU academic community and the General Public, the program showcased a harmonious collaboration between the educational institution and the community in a direct-impact social action. Every drop of blood donated served not only as medical aid but also as a symbol of care and social responsibility transcending campus boundaries. This reaffirms the USU Library's commitment as an institution that not only enlivens knowledge but also manifests humanitarian values and mutual cooperation through tangible actions. The reading space, usually filled with intellectual activities, transformed into a place where knowledge and empathy blended perfectly.

We extend our highest appreciation to all donors, PMI (Indonesian Red Cross) volunteers, administrative staff, students, and community members who participated. May each act of kindness become a continuous blessing, strengthening our solidarity as fellow human beings