Summary
A student at Texas State University is no longer enrolled after creating a video that mocked the death of Charlie Kirk, which went viral. The decision follows pressure from Texas Governor Greg Abbott to expel the student, highlighting ongoing discussions about free speech and acceptable behavior in educational settings. The university has not confirmed whether the student was expelled or withdrew voluntarily.
Key Facts
- A Texas State University student made a viral video mocking Charlie Kirk's death.
- The university president stated that the student is no longer enrolled.
- Texas Governor Greg Abbott urged the university to expel the student, and later confirmed that the student was expelled.
- The university cited laws preventing them from commenting on individual student conduct.
- The incident is part of a larger conversation on free speech and acceptable behavior.
- There have been multiple cases of disciplinary actions nationwide related to posts about Charlie Kirk's death.
- The university president urged for a calm and measured response and dialogue.
- A website encourages people to report those who celebrate Kirk's death.
