Block B: New Cocu Subjects In The Works

Ms Hellina of UTP Co-curriculum Unit has helped us address rumours of new additions to the subject options, with several special interest subjects being proposed to management.

UTP Sports & Co-curriculum Appreciation Night

Society of Petroleum Engineers UTP took home the major honour of Best Club after a year of successfully executed events, both at national and international level.

Mindsets Matter; Sexism in Our System

Columnist Ashley Ng's take on sexism in engineering universities and what we've got to do to address it.

UTP Tennis Close 2013

Defending champion Amirul Arrif reclaims his gold medal, overcoming Muhd Helmi in the final.

Sitting Down With A Mercedes F1 intern!

David Bong shares his experience interning for Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 in the UK.

Internship Myth Busters!

UTP has long been renowned for its lengthy internship periods, but there are some really dangerous misconceptions floating about, often confusing even its own students! So it's time to separate the fact from fiction when it comes to internship placements!

Goodbye Academia: Convocation 2013

1147 graduates receive their scrolls, marking an end to their time at UTP.

The Bhangra Revolution - Gajjdi Jawani's Rise to Prominenc

Columnist Afthab Afrathim tells the story of our beloved Bhangra performers, who've come very far since their humble beginnings years ago.

Elections, SRC, & Rakan Masjid : Persepective at Last?

Campus Elections of 2013 will always be remembered as the one that didn't happen. Heart of Tronoh speaks to the people that matter, in an attempt to investigate the waning interest in campus politics, and shed light on the main players of the drama surrounding the infamous no-go elections of Jan '13.

Monday 4 April 2016

International Cultural Night “ICN” UTP 2016 By Kalaivarma M. (ME)



Chancellor Hall, 1st April- International Cultural Night “ICN” UTP 2016 is one of the most prestigious and popular event in UTP. It was held to showcase the great talent of the students as well as the cultural diversity in Middle Eastern and Asian countries. This magnificent event of the year was inaugurated by few special guests. Those are the Deputy Vice Chancellor of UTP Tn. Hj. Mohd Noor Rosli Baharom, Director General of Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Minister of Plenipotentiary of Sudan Mr. Muawia Eltoum Elamin Elbukhari and two other delegates from Ministry of Higher Education of Malaysia. 

Performances from students who came various countries brought a glimpse of their culture to all of us. Traditional dances from the country Mozambique, Nigeria, Iran, Pakistan, Yemen, Bangladesh, Brunei, Indonesia, Sudan and many more were displayed. The performers wowed the audiences with colourful dances which depicts their origin. There was also a room for heart touching songs and intriguing instrumental music. Well established and energetic performers from UTP’s famous teams like Interbeatz, The Stage Breakerz and bhangra group Gajjdi Jawani never failed to entertain and satisfy the audiences with their best of the best moves. 


                                                                    




Moreover, they fulfilled the expectations of their die-hard fans who kept the hopes high and owned the stage during the event. Malaysia’s one of the best magicians, Andrew Lee also rocked the stage with his impressive magic tricks which took the International Cultural Night to the pinnacle.