FPBS UPI leaders and academic community members outside the newly opened Lawson store
FPBS UPI leaders and academic community members outside the newly opened Lawson store

Bandung, 28 October 2026 – The Faculty of Language and Literature Education (FPBS) at Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI) officially opened a Lawson store on the faculty grounds on Wednesday, 28 October 2026. The store is part of FPBS’s effort to provide supporting facilities that make daily life on campus more convenient and comfortable for the academic community.

The opening was attended by UPI Vice Rector for Student Affairs, Alumni, and Business Prof. Dr. phil. Yudi Sukmayadi, M.Pd., and FPBS UPI Dean Prof. Wawan Gunawan, M.Ed., Ph.D. Their presence marked an important moment in the development of facilities at FPBS UPI.

Opening Lawson at FPBS UPI is a step toward enriching campus facilities for students, lecturers, education staff, and the wider academic community. The store is expected to make it easier for campus residents to meet daily needs without leaving the faculty grounds.

As a retail store offering food, beverages, and other everyday items, Lawson is expected to support the activities of the academic community, particularly students with busy class and academic schedules. The facility is also expected to help create a more comfortable, dynamic, and productive campus environment.

For FPBS UPI, providing supporting facilities is part of creating a faculty environment that not only focuses on academic activities but also considers the needs and comfort of campus residents. Lawson is expected to add value to students’ experience during their studies.

Through the opening of the store, FPBS UPI continues to develop a faculty environment that is more responsive to the needs of its academic community. The initiative is expected to help create a campus atmosphere that is comfortable, practical, and increasingly supportive of educational activities.

With Lawson now present at FPBS UPI, the faculty hopes the entire academic community will make full use of the facility as part of improved services and comfort on campus.