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Professor fired over Charlie Kirk post could receive $1.9M in settlement

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July 1, 2026

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University of Tennessee System officials have approved a tentative agreement that would pay a former UT-Knoxville professor who was fired over comments she made in the wake of political activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination nearly 2 million. The Audit and Compliance Committee of the UT Board of Trustees on Monday voted to approve the settlement that []...Click to read more

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