Recent protests have transpired at multiple Iranian universities, notably at Kharazmi University where students demonstrated against the governmental regime. Reports indicate that during these protests, some students vandalized property, such as breaking windows in the College of Electrical Engineering. Demonstrators were also seen chanting anti-government slogans at universities, including Amir Kabir and Sharif, highlighting the ongoing unrest among the student population.

Amidst these protests, a significant event occurred at Sharif University where two students raised the 'Lion and Sun' flag, a symbol associated with Iran's former monarchy, which further escalated tensions among students. Many in the crowd expressed that this action aimed to gain media attention and present themselves positively to foreign media. This has led to mixed reactions within the university community, indicating a cacophony of sentiments regarding the nation’s political climate.

The situation intensified with reports of violence; a student at Tehran University suffered serious eye injuries from stones thrown during the protests. Additionally, security personnel at Sharif University confiscated knives from a student, provoking further controversy on campus. These protests and the accompanying tensions seem to reflect a broader effort commemorating victims of recent events, indicating that the challenges facing Iranian universities are deeply intertwined with the nation’s ongoing political struggles.