Charlie Kirk Honored at Utah Valley University Service
Thousands attended a memorial that included a Christian rock opening, tribute videos and the unveiling of a Charlie Kirk statue, organizers said.
- Thousands gathered Thursday evening at Utah Valley University in Orem to remember Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, with the two-hour event at the UCCU arena featuring tribute videos, music, and a statue unveiling.
- The service occurred exactly one year after Kirk was assassinated on September 10, 2025, at the same campus; Erika Kirk, TPUSA chair and CEO, attended but did not address the crowd.
- Daily Wire personality Michael Knowles and Cross Examined leader Frank Turek shared tributes, with Turek recalling Kirk's emphasis on the "biological two-parent family" as civilization's foundation.
- Mikey McCoy, chief of staff at TPUSA, asserted that an "assassin's bullet cannot win an argument," while Glenn Beck of The Blaze encouraged young people to continue Kirk's mission of speaking truth.
- Despite the grief and online threats, students at the university refused to be silenced, as Lloyd told the audience that "the millions of voices he inspired will never put theirs down.
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The Paintsville Herald
Charlie Kirk honored at Utah Valley University service
(The Center Square) – Thousands of friends, fans and family members gathered Thursday evening at Utah Valley University to remember the life and legacy of Turning Point USA founder and president Charlie Kirk.
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NewsFinale NewsFinale Journal A year after Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University, several people who were standing only feet away when he was killed returned to the campus Thursday night for an event Turning Point USA said was intended to “reclaim” the site in his memory. “We’re doing an event in Utah right now at UVU, […]
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