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Kirk, the right-wing activist and founder of Turning Point USA, was giving a presentation at Utah Valley University.

Shots were fired at an event for right-wing activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in Orem, just north of Provo, according to a statement from the school.

Kirk was removed from the premises by his security team, the school said.

Videos circulating online appear to show Kirk recoiling after a shot was heard, with blood pouring from his neck.

Inside the Orem Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

There's currently 21 gyms in Utah, so you'll need to be prepared for a long challenge! You might find it easier to challenge the Utah League first, which consists of the eight main gyms in the state. Those are:

Salt Lake City's normal-type gym, which is the biggest gym in the state and one of the biggest normal-type gyms in the country. Its leader uses a Tauros and Miltank in a double battle format.

Provo's flying-type gym, where trainers face off against an expertly trained Gliscor caught in the nearby mountains.

Ogden's steel-type gym, fought in a replica of a 19th-century train car; once you reach the end, you'll come face-to-face with the strongest Klinklang in the state.

Logan's water-type gym, where challengers are greeted at the entrance by a horde of Wooper and Quagsire and must fight their way through a puzzle all while dodging Mud Shots.

Park City's ice-type gym, located in a peaceful-looking cabin on the side of a mountain. This is widely considered the easiest gym of the league, and it's common for people stopping by to ski to battle it and pick up a new gym badge.

Orem's psychic-type gym, one of the newest in Utah; the gym leader here uses a combination of Drowzee and Hypno to put his opponent's Pokemon to sleep.

Moab's ground-type gym, with a constantly-rotating schedule of gym leaders depending on the season. In the summer, you'll find a more "international" focus, with the leader using Pokemon from abroad like Rhyperior and Donphan.