Louisiana State University – Alexandria (LSUA) may be a small campus, but it’s making a significant impact through its newer Students for Life of America (SFLA) group, the Generals for Life. Founded just this year, this passionate group has already made remarkable strides in promoting the pro-life message and engaging their fellow students in meaningful dialogue about the dignity of Life.   From the start, the Generals for Life group

India Rice, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA), Standing With You Fellow attending Mississippi College in Clinton, Mississippi.  Learn more about Rice’s activism below.    I am involved with the pro-life movement because I believe that all life is valuable. I grew up going to work with my mom at a Pregnancy Help Center (PHC), and I have been going to Walks for Life for as long

As a Regional Coordinator at Students for Life of America (SFLA), I encounter a wide range of pro-abortion arguments every day. Some students claim abortion should be legal because they don’t believe a fetus is human. Others argue that the government shouldn’t interfere in personal health decisions. And some, quite bluntly, admit they don’t mind killing babies.  There’s a pro-life response to every pro-abortion argument—but what happens when a student doesn’t have one? Unfortunately,

After nearly 60 years, Bowling Green State University (BGSU) in Ohio has finally removed a disrespectful and disgusting display featuring 30 miscarried babies preserved in jars. According to current students whose parents and grandparents also attended BGSU, the display had been in place since at least the 1970s. It showcased preborn children from all three trimesters, accompanied by descriptions of their health conditions or abnormalities, where applicable. 

On Tuesday, October 7th, I was on campus at Salisbury University with my coworker, Savannah O’Brien, hosting Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) “All Human Life is Valuable” Fall Tour. We set up at 10 a.m. and began engaging students in meaningful conversations. The morning went smoothly. Members of the Planned Parenthood club stopped by, and we had an honest yet civil dialogue about abortion and the troubling

If your moral code is wrong about the big things, the little things will be out of whack, too.   Case in point? Students for Life of America (SFLA) groups are regularly discriminated against by the abortion lobby on campus while advocating for preborn children. Abortion supporters who think it’s perfectly all right to kill human babies in the womb unsurprisingly also think it’s perfectly acceptable to inflict various kinds of other injustices on our students.   That’s exactly what has happened recently at Middle Tennessee State

Facts don’t care about your feelings, and many abortion supporters, unfortunately, don’t care about facts — or being respectful of others. In an increasing number of cases, the facts actually make the abortion lobby flip out and act aggressively. That’s what we saw at Harvard University when an abortion supporter actually chose flipping our table over to finding common ground in discussion.   READ: Students for Life’s “All Human Life is Valuable” Tour Meets HOSTILITY at Harvard As part of Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Fall 2025 All

Let’s give the abortion lobby this one: at least they aren’t discriminatory when it comes to celebrating death.   For all their flaws, abortion supporters can be very consistent on their stance. If you (born or preborn) are considered inconvenient, you should die — and then far be it from anyone to mourn. That’s what we’re seeing on campus in the wake of pro-life defender Charlie Kirk’s assassination, anyways.   Recently at Northern Michigan University (NMU), the Students

Autumn Whetsell, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) William Wilberforce Fellow attending Cerritos College in Norwalk, California.  Learn more about Whetsell’s activism below.    My journey in the pro-life movement started with something deeply personal. Before I was even born, my mom almost sent me to heaven early.    Because of her medical history, she went to an

Delainey Neal, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) Christian Leadership Fellow attending Dallas Baptist University in Dallas, Texas. Learn more about Neal’s activism below.   I am involved in the pro-life movement because my existence is the result of a choice for life. If my mom had taken the advice she was given