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Before Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted earlier this month on all counts related to his August 2020 shooting of three men in Kenosha, Wis., he told the court that he was a college...

While ASU said Rittenhouse is not currently enrolled in ASU classes, the 18-year-old said in interviews last week he plans to continue studying there.

While ASU said Rittenhouse is not currently enrolled in ASU classes, the 18-year-old said in interviews last week he plans to continue studying there.

Leftist students at Arizona State University in Tempe will stage a rally and protest on Dec. 1 demanding ...

Kyle Rittenhouse is no longer enrolled at the Arizona State University following student protests demanding his withdrawal from campus despite a jury acquitting him on murder charges.

ASU had previously confirmed that the 18-year-old was enrolled as a non-degree-seeking online student.

Kyle Rittenhouse, who on Friday was found not guilty on all charges he faced in the shooting deaths of two men in Wisconsin last year, is an online student at Arizona State University, The Arizona Republic reported. Rittenhouse referenced his online status during the trial, and the university confirmed it. Jay Thorne, a university spokesman, said Arizona State does not ask

Rittenhouse, 18, can continue to pursue his online studies at ASU, although a guilty verdict would not have changed that, according to the university.

Kyle Rittenhouse is on trial for shooting three men, two of whom died, during summer 2020 protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Kyle Rittenhouse is on trial for shooting three men, two of whom died, during summer 2020 protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin.