Amidst the shouting, chanting, middle fingers, Plan B handouts, chemical abortion “killer” robot, and vulgar signs, Students for Life of America (SFLA) remained undeterred in the face of opposition. Some of SFLA’s craziest moments became the media’s biggest hits. Read how SFLA’s SCOTUS Squad, students, and staff made waves at the U.S. Supreme Court and digitally across the nation.  

It’s not often that life and death arguments are headline news, but that was the case as the Supreme Court heard arguments in U.S. Food & Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine that examined whether Chemical Abortion Pills were approved for sale recklessly and with weak protections in place for the women and girls taking them. Making their separate cases were Solicitor

If you believe the abortion apologists at the Planned Parenthood founded Guttmacher Institute, more than one million babies were aborted in 2023 – an increase since 2021, if you lean on the voluntary data given to the CDC by those making money from ending innocent life. To be clear, trusting the Guttmacher Institute on abortion is a lot like believing the Tobacco

Remember when Students for Life of America told the world that Olivia Rodrigo passing out Plan B like candy at her Missouri concert was a bad idea? And that just maybe, she should stop giving it to MINORS and women?  Looks like it worked, because the public agrees with us.    SFLA criticized her actions in a recent article as

MEDIA NOTE: BOTH EVENTS TAKING PLACE Tuesday, March 26, & Prayer Vigil at SCOTUS Monday, March 25.   “The Biden Administration has prioritized reckless distribution of Chemical Abortion Pills, without regard for the women made vulnerable to abusers and exposed to injury, infertility, and even death,” noted SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “The abortion extremists did not take time to check on whether

WASHINGTON D.C./NOBLESVILLE, IN (03-19-2024) – In light of Judge Sarah Evans Barker’s rejection of the defense of students’ First Amendment Rights at Noblesville School District, Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins called the decision “an insult to parents that weakens First Amendment protections by insisting that a temporary loss of rights is nothing to worry about.” A lawsuit filed against the school district

South Carolina had its first FACE Act conviction after Steven Lefemine went to court this week.  WATCH: The Clinton-era FACE (Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances) Act vaguely and broadly “prohibits violent, threatening, damaging and obstructive conduct intended to injure, intimidate, or interfere with the right to seek, obtain or provide reproductive health services,” according to the Department of Justice.  

After abortion extremists heard President Biden’s State of the Union speech, imagine Students for Life of America’s shock when they sobbed about Biden not being radical enough on abortion.   AP reports that, “Reproductive freedom took center stage during Biden’s State of the Union address, but abortion rights advocates had mixed reactions, raising concerns about the president trying to capitalize

“We understand the desire to support parents hoping for a child, but it’s an overreaction to a troubling situation to allow the sometimes-sloppy Invitro Fertilization industry a get-out-of-regulation free card,” said Students for Life Action President Kristan Hawkins. “This law should have been rejected for its overreach. Remember how this began? An IVF business allowed someone access to three families’

Perrigo Company apparently decided that potentially aiding abusers could be good for their pocketbook. New York Times reports that they’ll be the first to provide nonprescription over-the-counter birth control, Opill. It will be available in stores and online for $19.99. Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins put out a statement last year calling the FDA Advisory Committee’s recommendation