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U. Tennessee Condemns Flyers That Appear to Celebrate Charlie Kirk Assassination

U. Tennessee Condemns Flyers That Appear to Celebrate Charlie Kirk Assassination

“WE WILL CELEBRATE THE FIRST NEW YEAR AK (AFTER KIRK).”

I will never understand why the left continues to attack Charlie Kirk, even in death.

FOX News reports:

University of Tennessee condemns flyers appearing to celebrate Charlie Kirk assassination

The University of Tennessee-Knoxville is condemning messages that celebrate political violence after mysterious “Kirkaversery” [sic] flyers advertised a gathering apparently marking one year since Charlie Kirk’s assassination, declaring, “WE WILL CELEBRATE THE FIRST NEW YEAR AK (AFTER KIRK).”

The flyers, images of which circulated widely on social media and by Libs of TikTok, advertise an 8 p.m. Sept. 10 gathering on the HSS Lawn, an outdoor green space at UT Knoxville. But the university told Fox News Digital that it is not sponsoring an event related to Kirk’s assassination and that no organization has registered to use the location for such a gathering.

“The university is not sponsoring any event related to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, and no organization has registered to use the HSS Lawn or any other reservable space for any such event,” a university spokesperson told Fox News Digital in a statement Wednesday. “At this time, the university has not determined whether the flyers are connected to anyone affiliated with UT.”

The spokesperson added, “The University of Tennessee strongly condemns any message or activity that celebrates or makes light of violence or the loss of human life. We remain committed to ensuring our campus is a place that values civility and where human dignity is respected.”

It is unclear who is behind the apparent event.

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retiredcantbefired | September 13, 2026 at 9:33 pm

Any evidence that the flyers were a hoax?

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