US EditionUtah Valley University classes resume after Charlie Kirk shooting
A Utah County mother placed encouraging signs at Utah Valley University to support roughly 46,000 students returning amid ongoing investigations after a fatal shooting last week.
- Utah Valley University resumed classes on Wednesday after the shooting of Charlie Kirk, leaving students with emotional reminders of the event.
- Tyler Robinson confessed to shooting Charlie Kirk from a building 200 yards away, leading to charges including aggravated murder.
- UVU will provide free mental health services for students dealing with trauma from the shooting, and a vigil will be held to promote healing and remembrance.
- Increased campus security is in place as students return, with officials emphasizing the need for safety measures after the violent incident.
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UVU students return to class one week after Charlie Kirk’s assassination on campus: ‘Countless reminders’
Utah Valley University classes have resumed on Wednesday, leaving traumatized students facing "countless reminders" of last week's on-campus assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Students return to UVU campus after Charlie Kirk assassination
Students returned to the Utah Valley University campus after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Several students said they were concerned about their security. NBC News’ Morgan Chesky reports.
‘Scared to return’: Utah Valley University students come back to campus after Charlie Kirk shooting
“I think a lot of people are scared to return,” said Raymond Lopez, a 26-year-old pre-health student at Utah Valley University. Students including Lopez started coming back to campus Wednesday, a week after Charlie Kirk was fatally shot on campus.
San Diego Union Tribune
Students make a somber return to Utah campus where Charlie Kirk was assassinated
By JESSE BEDAYN, HANNAH SCHOENBAUM and JOHN SEEWER, Associated Press PROVO, Utah (AP) — Utah Valley University students returning to campus Wednesday clustered silently, staring down at the still-barricaded courtyard where an assassin struck down conservative activist Charlie Kirk in an attack that upended the nation. Related Articles Army veteran who burned American flag near White House pleads not guilty to federal charges …
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