University of Utah dismisses investigation into alleged doxxing over 'Kirk-iversary' cake
A photo of a student with a cake went viral at the University of Utah, and the university investigated whether College Republican students had engaged in doxxing related to the image. The university has now dismissed that investigation. The incident involved a cake with text referencing Charlie Kirk, and raised questions about free speech on campus.
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2 developments- Sep 16University of Utah finds itself at center of free speech fight over anti-Charlie Kirk cake
- Sep 17University of Utah dismisses investigation into alleged doxxing over 'Kirk-iversary' cake
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