I have attended the National Pro-Life March in D.C. since I was 12 years old. However, as a child, and eventually as a student, the passion and courage that swept over me whenever I’d march next to those who felt the same as I did, sometimes would hide itself whenever I was faced with a challenger.   I was shy. And who could blame me?

Changing the culture for Life requires us to have heart and mind changing conversations on campus. Abortion is a controversial topic. It can be uncomfortable to bring up and sometimes that discomfort can make starting conversations difficult. BUT we always must remember the impact our conversations can have. One conversation can change someone’s life forever! Abortion takes a human life

Last summer, tragedy struck in Oxford, MS when 22-year-old Ally Kostial was violently murdered and found just miles from the Ole Miss campus. A member of the Greek community and active as a pilates and yoga instructor on campus, Ally’s death shook her community to the core. Mississippians, alum and students, have asked themselves since that day in July —

Students for Life Action has been hosting a calling/emailing campaign to stand against the so-called “Equal Rights Amendment” (ERA) in Congress this year. In reality, we know that this bill should actually be called the “Everything Related to Abortion Amendment”, as it would enshrine tax-payer funded abortion in the U.S. Constitution.  Democratic legislators in the House have introduced a resolution, titled House Resolution 79 (H.J. Res. 79),

Mount Mary University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin has devised a new plan in order to help single mothers on campus. It will create a new living community for retired religious sisters, Milwaukee senior citizens, and single mothers attending Mount Mary University. The new building will also include a child day care for up to 100 children! Currently, no such day care

Pro-Life student leaders across the nation have worked tirelessly this year to confront the abortion issue on their campuses and in their communities. With over 1,200 student groups, it was almost impossible to choose winners for the 2019-2020 College, and High School Groups of the Year. We are united in our efforts and in our successes. At the National Summit,

We were blown away by our Pregnant on Campus Group of the Year, the Texas A&M Pro-Life Aggies! This group has evaluated the needs of their campus to ensure student parents can be successful and pregnant students have hope for a great future. First, the Pro-Life Aggies raised $30,000 in scholarship money to help pregnant and parenting students on their

Has your school ever put on a Sex Week? It’s important for you to be on the lookout because when a Sex Week is happening on campus, that usually means a strong push for abortion is also about to occur. How do we know? Just look at Ohio State’s promotional material below! It’s in these moments that your group needs

Things are heating up in Kansas as citizens and legislators battle over whether or not to value preborn Kansans as people. Last year, a Kansas Supreme Court made the egregious ruling that abortion was a “constitutional right” in the state. Since then, pro-life advocates have fired back with the proposal of a “Value Them Both” amendment – a plea to

At this year’s Walk for Life in San Francisco, pro-life student leader John Mark Porter was awarded the 4040 Scholarship from 40 Days for Life! 40 Days for Life posted: John Mark is a 40 Days for Life participant, sidewalk counselor, and pregnancy help center volunteer. He launched a campus initiative to support student parents, organized debates with pro-abortion student