Kathryn Pluta graduated from Benedictine College in Wichita, Kansas, in May 2024 with degrees in Journalism and International Studies. Despite juggling college responsibilities, engaging in the pro-life movement remained her priority even in her career. Now, she uses her skills as a copywriter for the Thomas More Society. Read more of Pluta’s journey below.   Pluta first became involved with Students

Nicholas Cech, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA), William Wilberforce Fellow attending Ohio State University in Lima, Ohio.  Learn more about Cech’s activism below.  The abortion industry and mainstream media spread so many misconceptions about abortion, poisoning our culture against the sanctity of life, which is one

Jackson Lewis, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) William Wilberforce Fellow attending Middle Tennessee State University in Tennessee. Learn more about Lewis’s activism below.  Back in high school, I suffered from severe anxiety and depression. I constantly second-thought my life’s value and purpose. For a whole year,

“As President Donald Trump began his second term in office, he freed 23 pro-life prisoners. While the pro-life movement works to repeal the FACE Act once and for all, freedom isn’t just something that those in prison need. Many college students live in oppressive educational environments, surrounded by a pro-abortion culture and media holding a powerful megaphone,” said Students for

Students for Life of America (SFLA) made its mark all over the mainstream media at the 2025 Pro-Life March and SFLA’s fifth annual National Pro-Life Summit, and for good reason.    After the historic inauguration of President Donald Trump and his pardoning of 23 peaceful pro-lifers, SFLA tirelessly worked to make our presence known and persistence for pro-life legislation clear to

Lydia Poe, one of the National Leaders Collective’s leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Standing With You (SWY) Fellow attending Saint Mary’s College in Indiana. Learn more about Poe’s activism below.  When I first learned the truth about abortion, I had to act—every human life—no matter how small or vulnerable—has inherent value and dignity.

Jenna Gibson is a Students for Life of America Student Spokesperson, and Pinnie Francis is a William Wilberforce Fellow. Both are juniors at Christopher Newport University in Virginia.  Last fall, Students for Life at Christopher Newport University hosted Students for Life of America (SFLA) Student Spokesperson Lydia Taylor Davis. If you know anything about Davis, she makes quite a stir

Maria Thomas is a William Wilberforce Fellow and a junior at Indiana University.   Throughout my six years in high school and college, I’ve loved running a Students for Life of America (SFLA) group on my campus. The most engaging advocacy for life has to be through door-knocking and canvassing for the Campaign for Abortion Free Cities (AFC). It’s a

Andrew McKnight is a Christian Leadership Fellow and a junior at Liberty University in Virginia.  I came into the Christian Leadership Fellowship (CLF) with the National Leaders Collective (NLC), where I questioned my purpose and place in God’s kingdom. I had just recovered from ankle surgery that left me immobile and isolated, mainly for three months. It was tough missing

As Santa Claus makes his list and checks it twice, we’re letting him about the 649 Christian colleges and universities that were good this year at protecting preborn life.   These schools made the “Nice List” by not promoting Planned Parenthood or the abortion industry, earning an “A” or “A+” in the Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Christian Schools Project.