A student at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) assaulted a Students for Life of America (SFLA) team member during an activism event at the institution as part of SFLA’s “Abortion Victims: Every Abortion Has a Human Cost” campus tour.  SFLA Appalachian Regional Coordinator Rebekah Keith was speaking to students at MTSU when an angry student threw a cup at Keith.

My name is Jesse Castrinos, and I graduated from Patrick Henry College with a B.A. in American Politics and Policy in May 2026. My Students for Life journey began in the summer of 2023 when I attended the Celebrate Life Rally in Washington, D.C. Seeing so many people united in defense of preborn children inspired me to become more involved.

“The abortion industry has spent years distorting life itself into a debate about female empowerment,” said Students for Life’s Lydia Taylor Davis. “It’s never been empowering for women to end the lives of their preborn children, half of which are girls themselves.”  Fall campus tour visits eight universities from Tennessee to California, arguing the “abortion equals empowerment” narrative is a

On some campuses, it doesn’t take long for a conversation to be destroyed by mob rule. And it can take a lot of courage to say that babies are people too.  A recent visit by Students for Life of America (SFLA) staff to Denver, Colorado, with a student group from the University of Colorado Denver proved this point.  SFLA field team

The sterilization and mutilation of children is not solely a choice presented in the media; it is an ideology pushed on children in classrooms and enforced by the government.  A Catholic family is facing an authoritarian nightmare in Massachusetts, where their daughter has been taken from them by the State so the State can force experimental treatments and surgeries on her, according to a

Students for Life of America (SFLA) took the abortion debate directly to churches in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, Sept. 13, as Pro-Life Generation activists launched a church flyering effort challenging Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico’s controversial attempts to reconcile abortion with Christianity. Talarico has stated that the Bible is “silent on abortion.”  The Austin effort is part of a

“Attacks against children — preborn and born — take place in our schools and universities more than anywhere else, which is why Students for Life begins our activism and training with the generation targeted to remain childless,” said Students for Life’s Reagan Barklage. “For the second year, Students for Life distributed shirts to students across the country, declaring ‘LIFE BEGINS AT CONCEPTION’ and ‘SEX

“News that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has listened to the voices of thousands of Americans worried about the levels of fertility-crushing pharmaceuticals in the water is a victory for common sense. You don’t have to be pro-life to want crystal-clear drinking water,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “For almost a year now, Students for Life spearheaded a grassroots campaign calling for water testing, as

Twenty-five years ago, America saw a horrific terrorist attack take place on its soil. On September 11, 2001, almost 3,000 people lost their lives as al Qaeda terrorists hijacked planes and crashed them into both towers of the World Trade Center, into the Pentagon, and in a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.  Included in this death toll were 10 preborn children, who would be turning 25 years old this year, and their

Just before the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, polling from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) showed that college students were more hesitant to engage in controversial speech on campus.   Students for Life of America (SFLA) President Kristan Hawkins is telling them not to let fear stop them.  In an op-ed in National Review, Hawkins details the importance of preserving free speech, how Charlie set an example, and how his death makes the mission of