Mysterious flyers have been circulating, advertising a gathering called "Kirkaversery". The event is said to mark one year since Charlie Kirk's assassination.
The University of Tennessee at Knoxville is investigating these flyers. According to the university, it will not sponsor any gathering related to this event.
Further details about the "Kirkaversery" flyers and the university's response can be found through the source. The investigation into the mysterious flyers is ongoing, with the university clarifying its stance on the matter.
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