Guest Post by Emi Cueto, student leader with Future Medical Professionals for Life at UVA. Providing a voice for the unborn continues to be a challenging, but incredibly worthwhile and necessary privilege and obligation.  Yesterday, I helped table with Future Medical Professionals for Life, alongside Stephanie Stone, Capital Area Regional Coordinator with Students for Life of America. The brief two hours we stood on

  President Joe Biden has only been in office for a few months, and already, his administration has taken numerous actions that endanger the lives of preborn humans. The snapshot that we’ve already seen of the administration’s abortion agenda is worrisome. If anything, it is a reminder of why abortion continues to be a pressing concern and why the pro-life

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Blog by Samantha Kamman. At least 25 Christian colleges have developed friendly relationships with Planned Parenthood, America’s biggest abortion vendor, with some even endorsing them as “a trusted resource.” But we know the truth. Planned Parenthood’s goal is to ensure Christian, college-age young adults do not bat an eyelash at (or worse, encourage) abortions. That’s why Students for Life has

Blog by Sarah Minnich, Students for Life’s Upper Midwest Regional Coordinator. The University of Northern Iowa Students for Life group is thriving in the face of heavy discrimination during the group approval process this past October. The Northern Iowa Student Government and the University of Northern Iowa Student Judiciary rejected the group on two separate occasions. Despite admitting that their

Blog by Samantha Kamman. Students for Life of America’s Cemetery of the Innocents tour is waking people up to the reality of abortion. By displaying pro-life crosses at select locations throughout the country, this peaceful demonstration reminds the public about the numerous lives lost to abortion each day. In the face of such a tragedy, no one can afford to

STONY BROOK, N.Y., and WASHINGTON, D.C. (04-26-2021) – Last week, Planned Parenthood president Alexis McGill Johnson penned a New York Times op-ed in which she decried the racist roots of the abortion organization she runs. “We don’t know what was in Sanger’s heart, and we don’t need to in order to condemn her harmful choices, said McGill Johnson in the piece. However, absent from

Blog post by Lili North, a William Wilberforce Fellow and a Students for Life leader at San Diego State University. My name is Lili North, and I am a William Wilberforce Fellow with Students for Life of America. I am also a Students for Life leader in San Diego, and a junior at San Diego State University. I am working with

Post by Emily Stumpo, Great Lakes Regional Coordinator. On Good Friday, members of Knights for Life at Marian University, located in downtown  Indianapolis, were surprised to receive news that a faculty member in the Department of Psychology had emailed the entire list of faculty department chairs, staff and administrators to lambaste the pro-life event. The faculty member characterized the event as intending to mislead people making

On Wednesday, March 24th, Marian University’s Pro-Life group, Knights for Life, gathered to chalk positive, supporting messages on campus sidewalks as part of Students for Life’s National Pro-Life Chalk Day in Indianapolis, IN. Messages were life-affirming, such as “Life is Precious!” “Mothers are Strong, Mothers are Brave!” “We support Pregnant and Parenting Students!” Knights for Life members were excited to