Lorestan University Student Affairs Deputy: Student dormitories will reopen 2 to 3 days before the start of classes

The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs at Lorestan University stated: Based on the routine of past years, the university's student dormitories will be reopened two to three days before the commencement of classes, and students can report to the dormitories for accommodation.
Dr. Mehdi Shahin, in an interview with an ISNA correspondent, extended his پیشاپیش (preliminary) congratulations for the academic year 1405-1406 to the students, stating: I offer my preliminary congratulations for the academic year 1405-1406 to the future-building students of Islamic Iran, and I hope the new academic year will be a year of success and vitality for the students.
He continued: According to the academic calendar, which can be viewed on the Lorestan University website, the university will reopen and the current semester will commence on the fourth of Mehr.
Shahin stated: Based on the trend of past years, student dormitories will be reopened two to three days before the fourth of Mehr, and students can proceed to report and settle in the dormitories from that time.
He added: Postgraduate dormitories have also been active during the summer, and postgraduate students have been and continue to be present in the dormitories during this period.
The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs at Lorestan University, in describing the status of the university's dormitories, stated: At the central campus of Lorestan University, we have four dormitories designated for female students. Additionally, we have one dormitory for female students with a capacity of approximately 400 individuals and one postgraduate dormitory specifically for male students with a capacity of approximately 170 individuals in the urban area.
He added: Currently, we do not have any usable married student dormitories at the university, but a married student dormitory is under construction, which will be made available to eligible students upon its completion and preparation.
Regarding the status of student nutrition, Shahin said: We do not have any particular issues with nutrition, and we are currently awaiting the issuance of the nutrition price guidelines, which are communicated to universities annually in Shahrivar through the Welfare Fund website.
He continued, referring to the status of student transportation services: We do not have any particular issues with transportation, and the services, similar to previous semesters, will transport students from the dormitories of the Faculty of Agriculture, which belongs to male students, to the central campus of Lorestan University, and vice versa.
The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs at Lorestan University added: Furthermore, for the transportation of students residing in urban dormitories, services to the main faculty locations have been arranged, as in the past, and these services will continue in the new semester.
This official stated: In terms of readiness for student admission to dormitories, with the cooperation and diligence of various university departments, as well as the university presidency and the significant assistance and follow-ups that have been undertaken, efforts have been made to prepare the conditions for the commencement of the new academic year.
He added: The university officials' concern during the summer and holidays was to minimize existing problems for the university's reopening and the start of the academic year, and to provide suitable conditions for the presence and accommodation of students.
Shahine continued: Numerous meetings have been held during this period, and solutions and suggestions have been presented. We have strived to resolve the identified problems as much as possible so that students face minimal difficulties upon the university's reopening.
The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs at Lorestan University, referring to the programs planned for students in the new semester, recalled: As per the past routine, at the beginning of the semester, to the extent possible, we have planned programs to enhance student morale and vitality in the dormitories, in terms of sports facilities and diverse and engaging activities.
He added: Among these programs are sports and local/indigenous activities, which will be held with the aim of fostering vitality and boosting student morale in the dormitory environment.
Regarding the university's counseling and health services, Shahin said: In terms of counseling and health, our colleagues are prepared to provide the necessary services to students, and in this regard, we have the necessary readiness to welcome students.
He continued: Therefore, we await the students' presence, as we believe the continuation of the university's life is defined by the presence of students. If there are no students, the university has no meaning or purpose.
The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs at Lorestan University emphasized: The university gains meaning and purpose when students are present. The presence of students is encouraging for us, and I honestly say that we are honored to provide services to students and to achieve their satisfaction in the new academic year.
Shahine concluded: The effort of the Lorestan University collective is to commence the new academic year with minimal problems by providing the necessary facilities in various fields, and to create a suitable, vibrant, and peaceful environment for the presence and activities of students.

News Source: ISNA News Agency, Lorestan Province.