Georgetown students plan Charlie Kirk 'lookalike contest' on anniversary of his assassination

Students at Georgetown University allegedly planned a Charlie Kirk lookalike contest for the anniversary of his assassination, with the event announcement receiving significant upvotes on an anonymous social media platform popular with students. The university’s Turning Point USA chapter condemned the event, calling it disrespectful, and stated that such actions do not represent how Americans feel about Kirk. Georgetown University officials stated they have seen no campus activity related to the posts and condemned the language used as inconsistent with university values, while emphasizing commitment to free expression and safety.

• A Charlie Kirk lookalike contest was allegedly planned by Georgetown University students for September 10th, 2026, the anniversary of his assassination.
• The event was promoted on Fizz, an anonymous social media platform, where it received over 2,200 upvotes from Georgetown students.
• Georgetown’s Turning Point USA chapter condemned the planned event, calling it disrespectful and stating that it does not represent how Americans feel about Charlie Kirk.
• Posts on Fizz also discussed an Erika Kirk look-alike contest and suggested a campus choral group sing a Charlie Kirk meme song.
• Georgetown University stated they have seen no campus activity related to the posts and condemned the language as inconsistent with university values, while monitoring the situation.