A college student photographed with a cake mocking Charlie Kirk's death is at the center of a campus controversy that has prompted the University of Utah to investigate two College Republicans for charges of misconduct after one posted the photo online.On Sept.10, 2026, the one-year anniversary of the conservative activist's public murder, a woman approached a group of College Republicans at an event on the school's campus and presented them with a cake.
The words "Happy Kirkiversary" were written in red icing on the white cake.Students Riley Beesley, the chairman of the school's College Republicans chapter, and Rylie Barnes, also a member of the group, took exception to the stunt on a campus less than an hour's drive from another college campus where Kirk was assassinated last year.Barnes posted a photo of the cake to her X account, it quickly went viral and led to an anonymous X user identifying the student as Sara Larsen.Sarah Larsen holds a cake that says "Happy Kirkiversary" on Sept.10, 2026, at the University of Utah.
(Obtained by Fox News Digital)UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE CONDEMNS FLYERS APPEARING TO CELEBRATE CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATIONThe school's College Democrats responded by saying Republicans are "waging a campaign of hate" against them.On Tuesday, the university sent emails to Beesley and Barnes requesting closed-door meetings Wednesday morning with its Student Rights and Responsibilities office."We received information that, if accurate, may go against this priority and the policy on Student Rights and Responsibilities, and I would like to meet and hear your perspective," says a copy of one of the emails, obtained by Fox News Digital."The report is regarding an incident that happened on or about September 11, 2026 and allegedly involves you attempting to doxx another University of Utah student over a political issue."The email was sent by the office's assistant director, Jose Morales Diaz."Doxxing" is the act of publicly revealing, usually online, the...