What’s the story: Pennsylvania’s young conservatives describe a surge of organizing and resolve after Charlie Kirk’s on‑campus killing in Utah on Sept. 10.

As Pa. college campuses grapple with trauma and division of losing the controversial Christian conservative influencer who focused his efforts on young people, GOP leaders see more youth involvement, talk of a potential Pennsylvania political shift and a renewed vow to defend free speech against political violence.

Here are six key takeaways from the on-campus aftermath to Charlie Kirk’s murder:

From one torch to many: Kirk’s college-focused conservative organization, Turning Point USA, says interest has exploded — more than 54,000 requests to start new chapters — while “I am Charlie Kirk” T‑shirts signal a Spartacus‑style solida

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