Category: College Students

Liya Joshy: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026
Liya Joshy | June 30, 2026
This year, our Students for Life chapter at St. Paul’s Newman Center focused on creating a stronger Culture of Life on the North Dakota State University campus through service, advocacy, education, and leadership. By putting the Five Pillars of Pro-Life Activism into action, we were able to involve students in meaningful ways while also supporting mothers and babies in our

Hazel Myles: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026
Hazel Myles | June 29, 2026
My name is Hazel Myles, and I am honored to serve as President of Mizzou Students for Life at the University of Missouri (Mizzou). To say that my introduction to pro-life advocacy was a wake-up call would be a grand understatement. An eager freshman, I began my involvement with Mizzou Students for Life in the politically fraught lead-up to the

Kayli Sutherland: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026
Kayli Sutherland | June 29, 2026
My name is Kayli Sutherland, and I am a recent graduate of Florida State University and a 2026 Standing With You Fellow in Students for Life’s National Leaders Collective. During my Fellowship, I have learned all about effective planning, pregnancy support for vulnerable women and men, and how to effectively provide access to resources for people experiencing unplanned pregnancies. I

Roger Jimenez: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026
Roger Jimenez | June 26, 2026
I am Rogelio Jimenez, Jr., but everyone calls me Roger. I am the president of Students for Life at UTEP (SFLU). I am an upperclassman pursuing a degree in Public Health at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). I became involved in the pro-life movement during my freshman year when I met some members of the SFLU during

Jesse Castrinos: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026
Jesse Castorinos | June 26, 2026
My name is Jesse Castrinos, and I am a member of the Charlie Kirk Courage Fellowship with Students for Life of America and a senior at Patrick Henry College in Purcellville, Virginia. I became involved in the pro-life movement during the summer of 2023 when I attended the National Celebrate Life Rally in Washington, D.C. It was there that I

Reagan Pullium: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026
Reagan Pullium | June 26, 2026
My name is Reagan Pullium, and I am a Thaddeus Stevens Fellow with SFLA’s National Leaders Collective. I will be graduating in May from St. Joseph’s Academy in St. Louis, Missouri, and plan on attending Hillsdale College in the fall. I first became involved in the pro-life movement in seventh grade when I joined the Pro-Life Club at Villa Duchesne.

From an Unofficial Group to Providing Care Packages for Mothers: Inside Students for Life’s May Group of the Month
Gabriel Dionisi | June 11, 2026
It is a joy and privilege to share that Students for Life at Bridgewater is our group of the month for May 2026! Based at Bridgewater State University in Massachusetts, this club experienced a powerful year of growth and new milestones as they worked to uphold the value of all human life! Leveling Up A year ago, BSU’s Students for Life chapter

Students for Life’s Lydia Taylor Davis Mobbed by Antifa at Texas Turning Point Women’s Leadership Summit
Kristi Hamrick | June 6, 2026
“Ironically, the only way to show Americans the kind of ugly suppression of free speech that comes from an increasingly unhinged far-left only comes from taking a risk by trying to talk with them,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “Lydia’s engagement with Antifa shows you what we are up against.” WATCH THE EXCHANGE ON INSTAGRAM HERE SAN ANTONIO, TX.

DON’T MISS: Kristan Hawkins to Speak at Turning Point Summit THIS FRIDAY
Mary Mobley | June 4, 2026
Follow Kristan Hawkins on X for updates from the event. MEDIA ADVISORY: Hawkins will be on the ground available for interviews throughout the weekend. For media inquiries, contact [email protected]. “I am proud to continue the work of my dear friend Charlie and his lovely wife Erika, reminding a new generation of Americans that marriage and family are the best ways to

As Free Speech Fear Grows, SFLA Students Boldly Wear the Truth
Mary Mobley | June 1, 2026
Higher education institutions have lost the public’s trust, and it’s their own fault. That’s according to a report released in April by none other than Yale itself. The report detailed several reasons universities have lost public favor, including grade inflation, rising tuition, and questionable admissions practices. But the most notable reason universities have lost public favor? Their lack of respect for free speech. Yale’s report highlights the university’s shortcomings regarding “matters
