Making the rounds again in mainstream news and alternative health circles alike is the chilling scientific conclusion that the combined oral contraceptive pill causes cancer. This news piques the interest of a huge swath of the American public, given roughly 9 million women take this specific form of birth control, with many millions more opting for other hormonal varieties (which come with their own risks).

My name is Kyra, and I’m a student at the University of Pittsburgh — a school that has an incredibly liberal student body and that ranks dangerously low on the free speech scale. This can sometimes cause conservatives to feel suffocated and discouraged, but that doesn’t stop Choose Life at Pitt, the pro-life student group on campus.  This year, we

Spring National Pro-Life Chalk Day is a wrap! On Tuesday, March 17, the nationwide Pro-Life Gen took to the sidewalks to chalk the TRUTH about abortion. The real reward for young activists was starting conversations, getting people thinking critically about abortion, and maybe even encouraging passing moms in crisis to choose Life. But, for added fun, we made it a

SFL’s Kristan Hawkins sends letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, launching new efforts to call for Comstock Act Enforcement & noting that debarring Planned Parenthood needs pursuit “We’ve been more than patient, but no more. The Comstock Act — already law — says Chemical Abortion Pills can’t be mailed, and the word-games played by the Biden Administration to ignore that must

Over the past three months, I have had the honor of playing some role in saving the lives of three different babies from the horrors of the abortion industry. The first happened in December 2025, when a coworker reached out to me and told me a woman in Ohio had taken the abortion pill but wanted to have the effects

I have participated in three of Students for Life’s fellowship programs, and every year I have learned something new. However, each year I am reminded of one important skill that is needed to develop excellence: balance. I am not only a William Wilberforce Fellow; I also work as a Sidewalk Advocate Coordinator with Catholic Charities Diocese of Toledo and lead

This school year, Big Valley Christian Students for Life is building more than just momentum—they’re building a legacy. With a strong leadership team, intentional onboarding, and a clear vision for the future, this group is laying the groundwork for pro‑life activism that will continue well beyond graduation.  This year, the group kicked off with a welcome info session in Fall 2025, inviting new students to learn about the

Today, January 27, is designated Holocaust Remembrance Day. On this day in 1945, the Red Army finally liberated the tortured souls at Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in southern Poland as WWII came to an end. More than one million victims at that camp did not live to see their rescuers’ approach, killed by gas chambers, starvation, death marches, and brutal forced labor. Soldiers present at the liberation later shared haunting reflections about the horrors they witnessed upon reaching Auschwitz. In the intervening years, a rallying cry of “Never

I am currently a student at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and anticipate graduating in May 2026. Alongside my studies, I serve as the Executive Director and an artist with Musica Vitae, and I am an upcoming graduate of Students for Life’s National Leaders Collective (NLC). I became involved with Students for Life during my freshman year of

Since Roe v. Wade was reversed in 2022, the abortion industry has shifted to new tactics to draw new victims. This is especially evident in states which had previously existing pro-life laws ready to take effect when Roe was reversed or have since passed pro-life laws. We have seen the rise in the ordering of Chemical Abortion Pills online in