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

Blog by Maggie Sayers, President of Colorado State University Students for Life. Wednesday morning, April 7th, I woke up the news that a resolution was being presented to Colorado State University’s student government threatening to ban the Alpha Center —our local pregnancy resource center — from advertising their free resources on campus. The legislation falsely accused the Alpha Center of

The protection of free speech is a cornerstone of American freedom. The free exchange of viewpoints, ideas, and philosophies is integral to maintaining a democratic republic. America is not alone in being a country that touts freedom of speech. Canada also includes “the freedom of thought, belief, opinion, and expression” in the Canadian Charter for Rights and Freedoms.  So why

  A common, effective way for pro-life students to spread information, hope, and truth about abortion is via sidewalk chalk. Hundreds of chalking events take place on campuses each school year. Unfortunately, it’s nearly as common for pro-abortion students (and faculty) to vandalize the artwork. Most recently, Tarleton Students for Life in Stephenville, Texas found themselves victims of such persecution.

  On Saturday, March 27th, Students for Life planned another attempt at visiting the Planned Parenthood in downtown Washington, D.C. and painting the street with the important message: Black Preborn Lives Matter. After all, D.C.’s mayor had no problem with Black Lives Matter painting the street in permanent paint with, as far as anyone knows, zero permission granted. Unfortunately, conservative messages are

  Imagine, for a moment, that you are an anti-cigarette activist and you work to expose corruption in the tobacco industry. You suspect that one of the big cigarette companies has found a way to illegally market to minors, so you go undercover and catch tobacco executives on film admitting to the crime. They are a powerful legal machine, so

  Each fall and spring, a 40 Days for Life Campaign takes place in cities across America. During this campaign, pro-life advocates visit the sidewalks outside of abortion facilities, either to engage in sidewalk advocacy or simply provide a loving presence. Many pro-life students who participate bring sidewalk chalk and write compassionate messages for expecting mothers to see. This is

  Guest post by Bellarmine Students for Life, Louisville, KY The Students for Life group at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky has had opposition since its inception in August of 2020. Not only does our Student Government Association fail to give us funding and deny us as an official student organization on our Catholic campus, but we are also faced

  At this point, just about everyone in the pro-life movement is familiar with David Daleiden, the citizen journalist who arguably struck the biggest blow against Planned Parenthood in their sordid history. Back in 2015, he and his cohorts at Center for Medical Progress released a series of undercover videos that proved the abortion giant was profiting from the sale

  Students for Life of America joined in petitioning the U.S. House of Representatives to reject the recently passed H.R. 1 and S. 1 “For the People Act” that would harshly limit the free-speech of non-profit organizations and invade privacy for donors and supporters. The coalition letter was sponsored by People United for Privacy and over 130 pro-life organizations signed