
Here’s Why Title IX Matters—and What the Supreme Court Should Do About It
Mary Mobley | January 13, 2026
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in two cases concerning whether men identifying as women can compete in women’s sports. The arguments, described as “monumental” for the future of women’s sports, garnered widespread attention on both sides of the aisle, with people lining up for entry to the court as early as Friday. Proponents of women’s sports believe allowing men to participate in women’s sports is

Horns for Life: December 2025 Group of the Month
Reagan Barklage | January 13, 2026
When you first hear about Horns for Life at the University of Texas, you might assume they’re a large, highly structured organization. In reality, this powerhouse group consists of just three dedicated officers and about eight to 10 student members. Despite their size, they’ve made an outsized impact on campus this semester through education, service, and advocacy, all while keeping things fun and community-focused. Tabling and the All Human

SHOCKING: 1 in 7 Faith-Based Schools Connected to Abortion Industry
Kristi Hamrick | January 13, 2026
Students for Life’s Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement Christian Schools Project Releases 4th Annual Report GLASS HALF FULL: More A+ Schools than Ever Before Emerged as Christian Schools Responded to Reports of Planned Parenthood on Campus & Almost 1 in 10 Promote Non-Violent Pregnancy Care Centers GLASS HALF EMPTY: More Faith-Connected Schools than Ever Before Allowed Big Abortion to Taint their School Services & Campus Life SADLY: Even Pope Leo XIV’s

Pope Leo: Pro-Life Doesn’t Just Mean Anti-Abortion
Mary Mobley | January 12, 2026
On Friday, Pope Leo XIV issued his first “State of the World” address—a traditional annual speech that lays out the pope’s priorities for the year. In concept, the practice sounds similar to the American “State of the Union” address. But Pope Leo’s speech differed in one fundamental way: Without mincing words or pursuing political correctness, he unapologetically, undeniably affirmed the sanctity of life. “The vocation to love

Celebrating SFLA’s November 2025 Group of the Month: Arizona Christian University Students for Life!
Kathleen Pelak | January 8, 2026
Each month of the school year, Students for Life of America is proud to highlight one of our top-performing campus groups for their dedication and unique service to the pro-life movement. We’re a little behind, but we want to make sure everyone gets recognized — so for the month of November, we’re celebrating the incredibly eager and zealous Arizona Christian University Students for Life group. ACU Students for Life President AnnaKate

Tim Walz: The Man Keeping Planned Parenthood in Business
Mary Mobley | January 7, 2026
The news is in, and Tim Walz is out as Minnesota governor. On Monday, after a publicity nightmare of a weekend, Walz announced he would be withdrawing his bid for re-election. During Walz’s eight-year stint as governor, he’s achieved a slew of incredible feats, including: All the above are touted as “signature accomplishments” on his gubernatorial website. READ MORE: I watched as Gov. Tim Walz let my home state

It’s Time for the EPA to Start Monitoring Abortion Pill Chemicals in Our Water
Grant Atkinson | January 7, 2026
Many Americans fear that harmful “forever chemicals” and other contaminants in our drinking water from Chemical Abortion Pills are creating risk to human beings, endangered species, and the environment. But the Environmental Protection Agency doesn’t even monitor our water for these pollutants. To determine how much risk Americans face due to foreign substances in our water, the EPA, under the authority of the Safe Drinking Water Act, monitors our water for a number of contaminants. However, none of the contaminants found in the Chemical Abortion Pill mifepristone are on that list. But the EPA is getting ready

Assisted Suicide Laws Enable Pregnant Mothers to Kill Themselves and Their Preborn Children
Olivia D'Angelo | January 6, 2026
A debate on whether pregnant mothers should be able to legally kill themselves and their preborn children is taking center stage as more U.S. states attempt to legalize assisted suicide. Across the pond in England, the House of Lords is trying to pass a bill legalizing assisted suicide for anyone doctors claim have six months or less to live. The committee hearing went viral after Lord Falconer, the bill’s sponsor, said

Abortion Leading Cause of Death in 2025; WHO Calls for Expanding Access
Mary Mobley | January 5, 2026
In 2025, pre-born babies had just a 71% chance of survival in the womb. That’s according to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), which released a fact sheet in December detailing the need for improved “essential health care.” What’s shocking about WHO’s report? The organization’s number doesn’t account for unintentional injuries, ectopic pregnancies, or any other leading causes of

How a Students for Life Campus Display Helped a Mother Choose LIFE in Real Time
Alicia Foreman | January 2, 2026
This fall, Students for Life’s “All Human Life is Valuable” National Campus Tour hit 168 campuses nationwide with a simple but poignant message: Every human is equally valuable, regardless of external factors like age and location. On good days, this display changed the minds of students about the human dignity of preborn babies. But on the BEST days, it even
