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Indiana universities are reiterating their commitment to campus safety and security for upcoming events.

Some student groups are re-evaluating how to best ensure the safety of their invited speakers.

First Amendment advocates warn against canceling events, stating that violence should not be allowed to silence speech.

Following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on a Utah college campus, Indiana's public and private universities reiterated their event security and campus safety efforts, while student groups say they are re-evaluating how to best keep their speakers safe.

Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA , was shot in the neck during a question-and-answer session at Utah Valley University, a stop on his collegiate speaker series called

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