Protecting the Environment Requires Sustainable Use
By considering the country’s diverse and beautiful geographical regions, we can develop and implement a comprehensive, long-term strategic plan to preserve the environment and natural resources while turning them into a source of wealth. Article at ISNA
Sustainable Development Needs Long-Term Vision
The environment does not recognize political borders. Environmental pollution generated and released in any country crosses boundaries, harming not only the people and ecosystems of the originating nation but also those in other parts of the world. Article at ISNA
Step Not on Sacred Designs!
Geometric patterns that once adorned windows and decorations of sacred spaces, symbolizing meaning, order, and sanctity, are now found underfoot on sidewalks and floors. Article at Isfahan Ziba
Iran’s Ancient Windcatchers Inspire the Modern Era
The British newspaper The Guardian reported that Iran’s ancient windcatchers, valued for their energy-saving potential, are serving as an inspiration in modern architecture and attracting global attention. These structures can lower indoor temperatures by 8 to 12 degrees Celsius. Article at ISNA
Is Art a Saving Grace?
A recent study examined the impact of viewing art online on human well-being. In the research, Claude Monet’s famous series of paintings, Water Lilies, was presented online, and the results addressed the question: “Can experiencing art virtually be uplifting and meaningful?” Article at ISNA
Shortcomings Shake Isfahan’s Physics Olympiad
With the conclusion of the International Physics Olympiad at Isfahan University of Technology, the question arises: how successful have we been in showcasing Iranian culture and traditions to the world? Did we make the most of this opportunity, or did we fall short? Article at ISNA
Isfahan University of Technology Events Still Unclear – Who’s Responsible?
No one has yet taken responsibility for the recent incidents at Isfahan University of Technology. A few weeks ago, news emerged of a mass poisoning among the students, followed by a fire in the chemistry department laboratory that tragically claimed the life of Hossein Moradi, leaving the community in shock and mourning. Article at ISNA
“Father” in Persian Literature: What Does It Mean?
In the vast expanse of Iranian culture and civilization, the figure of the father emerges as a powerful symbol—at times embodying authority and wisdom, at times sheltering compassion, and at times standing as the very image of insight and knowledge. Article at Isfahan Ziba
Historic Sarā Faces Neglect
Habibeh-Beigom Sarā, also known as the Havabeigom Caravanserai, is today hidden beneath construction debris and administrative neglect, with little trace of its historical significance or former function. Article at Isfahan Ziba
Isfahan, Lost in Time
Many of Isfahan’s architectural masterpieces have not been lost to the passage of time or natural erosion, but rather due to neglect and short-sighted, careless decisions. Article at Isfahan Ziba