Clemson is condeming online chatter from some employees celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk but the school has stopped short of firing staff or faculty over their protected political speech.

A Clemson professor’s alleged controversial comments about Charlie Kirk’s death have made their way to state officials.

After Alan Wilson's original post, several South Carolina candidates for governor and lawmakers are calling for action from Clemson University from its donors, students, and lawmakers.

At least five faculty and staff members have been fired so far for comments they made in response to the death of Turning Point USA founder and conservative firebrand Charlie Kirk, who was shot and killed Wednesday during an event at Utah Valley University.

Clemson University suspended an employee Saturday following social media posts that mocked the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, as the Legislature’s GOP leaders called for an emergency meeting of the school’s governing board.

Clemson University is facing growing scrutiny amid deepening public backlash to a professor’s social media activity about the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Clemson University released the following statement after the murder of Charlie Kirk: Clemson University unequivocally condemns any and all expressions that end

A South Carolina legislator wants to hear from state universities about safety protocols for campus events following the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley