As Iranian universities reopen, students are taking to the streets in widespread protests against the government, marking the first significant demonstrations since a deadly crackdown last month. Thousands of university students are chanting anti-government slogans, demanding justice for those killed during recent protests, and expressing their grievances amid rising tensions with the United States. The protests, which have seen clashes with security forces, reflect a growing anger and defiance among Iranian youth against the clerical regime. Amid calls for revolution and the backdrop of a potential military confrontation with the U.S., the protests signal a resurgence of activism following a period of severe repression.