PITTSBURGH —

Carnegie Mellon University students painted "The Fence" early Thursday morning to honor Charlie Kirk.

One side reads "Rest in Peace Charlie Kirk" and the other reads "Say No to Political Violence." Advertisement

The Fence has always been a place for students to share messages. Organizers arrived around 4 p.m. Wednesday to guard the fence, and began painting at midnight in accordance with Fence rules. Their main goal was to express condolences and appreciation for Kirk.

"I think that this assassin's bullet, which took, Charlie Kirk away from us today, the intent, was also to silence conservatives throughout the country," said Anthony Cacciato, president of College Republicans CMU. "We've seen an epidemic of political violence in our country, something that's affected, peop

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