Jeb Jacobi wasn't sure about Sunday night's gathering. The last time he attended a big campus event at Utah Valley University (UVU), he watched from ten feet away as a bullet took Charlie Kirk's life. He can replay the chaotic aftermath—everyone running in different directions, parents shielding their children's eyes. Just two months later, thousands returned to the Orem, Utah, school for a crusade held in Kirk's memory. Jacobi felt relieved it took place indoors, with metal detectors, uniformed officers, and campus security monitoring the crowds that filled the basketball stands.