🚨Our Yalda event is almost sold out!!

We might have to close registration by Sunday🫶🏼

Grab your tickets before it’s too late

🔥 Group Deal for the Final Countdown 🔥

We are only a few days away from Yalda on December 20, and the excitement has been unreal. To make sure everyone gets to celebrate with their closest friends, we are opening a limited group offer for crews of three or more.

This also helps us finalize headcount before registration closes, and ensures that anyone who wants to be there can be there.

✨ U of T students: 35 dollars per person
✨ Non U of T guests: 45 dollars per person

Groups can be mixed. Just select the correct ticket type for each friend, and U of T students must enter a valid U of T email.

This offer ends December 17 at midnight. Call your friends, lock in your group, and get ready for an unforgettable night together. ❤️‍🔥

Link to Luma Page.

Hey everyone!

Just a note that standard registration will end tomorrow at 5 p.m.

Since we have reached our capacity of 100 tickets already, we will have to charge a late registration fee after Thursday 5 p.m. which will be a flat $60 rate for everyone regardless of affiliation.

Make sure to use the group registration offer which will remain open until tonight as promised and get your tickets before the standard registration deadline!

Purchase your tickets here.

See you all soon,
Shayan

Hey everyone,

Considering that only 6 tickets are left until reaching the absolute maximum capacity, we have decided to keep registration open at regular prices and close registration fully afterwards.

You can purchase your tickets before tomorrow midnight!

Dear UTIRAN community,

We acknowledge the hardships our community is facing as our courageous compatriots rise to reclaim a free Iran.

As student leaders, we are committed to amplifying the voices and demands of our members in all communications with university officials. We are actively in contact with relevant university offices to secure academic, mental health, and financial accommodations. Your input will help us tailor our requests to reflect your needs as accurately as possible.

We invite you to share your concerns and the ways you believe UTIRAN can support you by completing this anonymous form. We will use these responses to strengthen our advocacy and push for concrete support from the university.

Please also stay tuned for petitions proposed by Iranian Students’ Associations across Canada to advocate for Iranian students at higher levels of government.

Thank you for helping us support our community.

به امید ایران آزاد

https://forms.gle/3Etyj3mnqee1H61H7

Email template for emailing to Professors and Departments:

Dear [NAME OF PROF OR NAME OF DEPARTMENT],

My name is [YOUR NAME], and I am writing this email to you as an Iranian student at [YOUR UNIVERSITY NAME] to bring your attention to the severe negative impacts that the current anti-regime protests in Iran are having on my academic and mental wellbeing.

As of Jan 8th, 2026, the Islamic republic of Iran, recognized as a state supporter of terrorism by the government of Canada, has shut down all modes of communication including internet, cellular data, and landlines upon nationwide protests across all provinces in Iran. While Iran is in a total blackout and I have no contact with my family back home, a few reports have been communicated through Starlink networks, including videos of hundreds of dead bodies piling up as well as the use of military-grade weapons against unarmed civilians, which have been and continue to be extremely traumatizing. Together, this traumatizing news and lack of contact with my family members who are also at risk of these brutalities have significantly impacted my academic performance. Hence, I am writing this email to request your support and understanding by:

Showing leniency in granting appropriate academic accommodations including deadline extension of all course work, alternative offerings such as alternative test sittings and/or assignments
Considering alternative presentation and participation methods for in-class obligations given poor mental health
Showing leniency in requiring supporting documents such as “verification of illness” for missed coursework due to lack of timely access to health practitioners. [YOUR UNIVERSITY’S IRANIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION NAME] is actively in contact with the office of Health and Wellness to increase access to mental health practitioners for affected students

Thank you so much for your understanding and support during these difficult times.

Best regards,

[YOUR NAME]
[YOUR STUDENT #]

Please use this template to email your departments, course coordinators/ instructors, and college registrars, while UTIRAN reaches out to Student Life, Office of the Provost, and College Registrars.

Please access this document for a variety of templates prepared by partner Iranian Associations:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eFwVK3BbgPUggDj3_bMWWtgjlWXKdUvtQ3myBC0Wqf8/edit?usp=sharing


We need maximum contribution from every member to ensure that the university recognizes the gravity of the situation.

Please email utiranuoft@gmail.com for any concerns you might have that we must share with the university. I would like to ask anyone who knows of a UTSG, UTM, or a UTSC student who is currently stuck in Iran to let us know so that UTIRAN and partner associations in UTSC and UTM can inform the university of their forced absence.