The United States has been concerned about a shortage of obstetricians and gynecologists (OB-GYNs) for around a decade now. If we want to fix this problem, we need to explore why this downwards trend is occurring — and one reason may be medical education programs themselves.  Digging into this issue, Students for Life of America (SFLA) Lead Operations Supervisor & Medical/Law Coordinator Gavin Oxley recently published

This post was written by Ingrid Skop, M.D., FACOG and reposted with permission of the Charlotte Lozier Institute. It is a scientific fact that the embryo or fetus within the mother’s womb is a distinct human being, and, consequently, abortion ends the life of that human being.[1] Despite this scientific consensus,[2] the American public are evenly split regarding their feelings about abortion.

GUEST POST: In order to protect the preborn, we need to be able to speak up for them — but at Lorain County Community College (LCCC), our First Amendment rights are being taken away by our school administration. There have been multiple questionable instances of censorship, but we are fighting back in order to preserve our free speech rights after

As Ohio faces a huge and deceptive attack from the abortion lobby this November, the Pro-Life Generation is stepping in to help educate students about what’s really at stake with Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) new Abortion on The Ballot 2023 Fall Campus Tour. This effort will move across the state through this semester, hitting both schools and churches, in order to ensure

GUEST POST: One evening last spring, I was considering how I’d graduate in a year with my bachelor’s degree in English and Studio Art from Fairmont State University and began researching summer internships. Out of curiosity, I looked for one through Students for Life of America (SFLA). After applying and being interviewed, I was accepted into the Hildegard Art Fellowship

In this episode of the Explicitly Pro-Life podcast, we delve into the extraordinary journey of Kelly Tolman. She faced a challenging crisis pregnancy and endured immense pressure to choose abortion. After three failed abortion attempts, Kelly stood strong and chose life for her precious son. But her story doesn’t end there. Kelly’s courageous decision propelled her to establish a pregnancy

GUEST POST: Derick Hall has garnered national attention in the football world as a linebacker at Auburn University. This year, he was selected in the second round of the NFL draft to join the Seattle Seahawks. As incredible as it is for any young man to be picked in the NFL draft, Hall’s story is even more unlikely. Hall, now

GUEST POST: As it’s been a historic year for the pro-life movement, the 2023 National Pro-Life March and Summit were very exciting this year — and it became even more exciting when a life-saving moment with a young mother actually occurred during the March. Here’s why I will never forget this first Post-Roe March:   Just before it began, I was

In-vitro fertilization (IVF) is basically the family planning of the future for couples who can’t have biological children. It involves the removal of egg and sperm cells from two parents, and the combination of those cells in a controlled lab environment. The technology is fascinating, and has been life-changing for many families. But that doesn’t mean the process is perfect.  There

As SCOTUS nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s (KBJ) confirmation hearings have finished, it’s clear that the number one issue for legislators is her history of improperly handling child pornography cases. This is an important concern that requires investigation. Sadly, the equally concerning issue of KBJ’s lack of respect for human life is not being given nearly enough attention.   However, there were four stalwart