What is the Losee Center of the University of Utah Valley in Charlie Kirk’s shooting?

Orem, Utah – Utah state police blocked the perimeter of the Losee center at the University of Utah Valley Thursday morning while manhunt continues for the assassin of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.

The authorities confirmed on Wednesday the shot that killed Kirk came from the roof of a building on the campus about 200 meters from the place where Kirk made his comments.

While the authorities did not confirm that the shots came from the Losee center on Wednesday, state police cars blocked traffic outside the Losee center on Thursday while the authorities were investigating in and around the school building.

The videos captured by eyewitnesses on Wednesday showed a person in dark clothes running on a building on the campus.

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Police from the Utah State, custody outside a loss center locked at the University of Utah Valley on Thursday, September 11, 2025, while investigators were looking for evidence after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. (Fox News Digital)

“We followed his movements on the campus through the stairwells, to the roof, on the other side of the roof to a shooting location,” the journalists of Beau Mason, commissioner of the Utah Ministry of Public Security on Thursday.

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“After the shooting, we were able to follow his movements as he moved on the other side of the building, jumped from the building and fled from the campus and in a neighborhood,” added Mason.

The roof of the Losee center on the campus of Utah Valley University, where the alleged assassin killed Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025. (Fox News Digital)

Mason said that the authorities have “good video sequences” of the roof shooter where shots were fired to identify the suspect.

According to the UVU website, the campus is closed until Monday, September 15. While the students were invited to stay away from the campus, the media and the police stayed on the campus with the investigation still in progress.

Journalists were allowed to cross the campus on Thursday. However, several UTAH state police vehicles are stationed outside the Losee center, marking a perimeter where the authorities said the investigation was underway.

Investigators searched for a school area in Orem, Utah, Thursday, September 11, 2025. (Derek trembled for Fox News Digital)

State soldiers did not provide a calendar when the building would run over to the media.

“The articles left in the courtyard and the Losee center are not available to be picked up at present due to the investigation,” according to the message on the school website.

Losee center for the success of students, known as the Losee Center or “”LC “To be short, is a student resource center. Students can seek personal and professional advice at the school of school specialists, coordinators and other advisers, according to the UVU website.

The FBI published two photos Thursday of a new person of interest in the murder of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. (FBI Salt Lake City)

The UTAH Ministry of Public Security said Thursday afternoon that the survey is “rapidly evolving and constantly evolving”.

According to the latest media review, starting on Thursday afternoon, the police investigate several avenues, but no suspect is in detention.

“A high power bolt rifle was recovered in a wooded area where the shooter had fled. FBI experts analyze the weapon. There would be photos of a weapon and various details on this firearm and ammunition, including inscriptions and symbols,” said the ministry, painting an image of the escape road to the suspicious shot.

Charlie Kirk speaks before he was shot down during the visit to Turning Point at the University of Utah Valley in Orem, Utah, Wednesday, September 10, 2025. (Tess Crowley / The Deseret News via AP)

Investigators also collected an impression of shoes, a palm footprint and forearm imprints for analysis, according to the press release.

Mason told journalists journalists Thursday morning to search the nearby neighborhoods, “by contacting anyone who can with doorbell cameras, witnesses and worked well through these communities, trying to identify the tracks”.

The FBI offers up to a reward of $ 100,000 for information leading to the identification and arrest of the shooter.

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Earlier Thursday, the authorities canceled a press conference scheduled for 12:45 pm, citing “rapid developments in our investigation”.