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Carnegie Mellon University is investigating controversial social media posts by professor Uju Anya, made around the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, which the school says were hostile and threatening — contradicting its commitment to campus safety. Anya, already on voluntary leave, had posted inflammatory content including “Kirkmas” and a provocative message implying violence, before deleting her account. Her academic work focuses on language, race, and identity — sharply contrasting with the backlash. Meanwhile, a new statue honoring Kirk was unveiled, as students who witnessed his death stood firm in support. The university is navigating this sensitive fallout while reaffirming its community standards.

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