“Chemical Abortion Pills are sold by illegal operations outside the country with the goal that every time they are used, someone dies. And yet, pill pushers receive every benefit of the doubt, including today, as Justice Alito allows pill traffickers and big pharma to operate temporarily while arguments are sent to the Court,” said Students for Life Action’s Kristan Hawkins. “Our default

First released in May of 1977, Star Wars is still going strong and has even recently accomplished something rare—unified praise from both critics and audiences—with the new Maul: Shadow Lord. But beyond the action and spectacle, the series has sparked deeper conversations about how people fall into darkness. Surprisingly, it raises questions that resonate far beyond the galaxy far, far

“This is a win we’ve been waiting for, and we pray it holds,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “We can’t remain the United States of America if abortion loving states allow criminal enterprises to be set up, breaking the laws of their pro-life neighbors. And we can’t allow international deadly pill pushers to empower abusers and ship unlabeled, unregulated

Congrats to our April Group of the Month! Based in Meridian, Idaho, Cole Valley Club America is a high school group that has worked tirelessly to make a lasting impact both on their campus and throughout their community. Through consistent activism, creative outreach, and civic engagement, this group shows exactly how dedicated students can help build a culture of life

When pro-abortion students can’t defend their beliefs with dialogue, they often resort to insults, harassments, or even attacks on our staff and students.   That’s exactly what happened at the University of Colorado Denver when SFLA staff member Mia Akins showed up for a scheduled stop on Students for Life’s Chemical Abortion Hurts tour, planning on discussing the dangers of Chemical Abortion Pills for

It’s no secret that life is hard. That’s exactly what Hamlet describes in his famous “to be or not to be” soliloquy — a “sea of troubles” brought on by the “slings and arrows of outrageous fortune.” There, Hamlet debates whether it is nobler to endure life’s struggles or to create one’s own “quietus” and drop into what he calls

Everything is bigger in Texas — including restrictions on freedom of speech.  The passage of Texas Senate Bill 2972, also known “The Campus Protection Act,” restricted protests, events, and other demonstrations during the “end-of-term” periods on campuses. After taking effect, schools began creating ridiculous policies that prevented students from practicing their First Amendment Rights.  Tiffany Lomax, a senior at the University of Texas

It’s always a bad look when one organization vehemently disavows all ties to another. But that’s exactly what happened to Planned Parenthood of Greater New York when CVS made it clear that no matter what the abortion vendor claims, the two aren’t best friends. In its annual report, Planned Parenthood wrote that it had a “strategic partnership with CVS.” That

It’s not uncommon for a concert to feel more akin to a religious rite than mere musical artistry. But Florence + The Machine’s latest tour makes the quiet part unmistakably loud, featuring songs strewn with mysticism, witchery, and incantation. That isn’t just edginess. Behind the smoke and mirrors of the performance lies lead vocalist Florence Welch’s true theology  —  one

As if Colorado weren’t already pro-abortion enough, legislators are now weighing yet another abortion bill — this time, one that would require college and university health clinics throughout the state to offer Chemical Abortion Pills.  The bill, HB 26-1335, cleared the House Education Committee last week and is now set for consideration by the full General Assembly. If enacted, Colorado would become the fifth state