They say everything’s bigger in Texas, and there seems to be no exception when it comes to scholarship fundraising for pregnant and parenting students. As part of our 5 Pillar Program, Students for Life heavily promotes aiding mothers in need through Supportive Services. How this is carried out can vary greatly and may include anything from diaper drives and baby

The following article was originally posted on The Daily University on March 12, 2013 by Erynn Kerrigan. See article here. Wake up, rush to the restroom. The joys of morning sickness. Wobble off to class and sit uncomfortably. Head to work. Come home exhausted for a good night’s rest. Being a pregnant student can be a difficult task, but many are up to

An appeal for help The phone rang. It was a 10:35 am, and I didn’t recognize the number, although it had a Colorado ID. On other end was a desperate sounding young mom of an 11-week-old baby. “I was given your number and told that you could help me with my rights as a single parent and student,” the young woman

Through the Pregnant on Campus Initiative, Students for Life of America asks student leaders, like you, to engage your group in advocating for pregnant and parenting students on your campus. However, this Initiative must be engaged in as more than one student group effort on campus. We want you to unite your community in support of your parenting peers, and we

Learning to Care As a student-athlete in college, I had heard about Title IX ever so briefly during our team orientations. We were lectured on gender equity in sports and informed that our women’s teams would be just as well supported as our male counterparts. There was probably a Q&A segment, and maybe we had to fill out papers to sign

Located in the “Late-Term Abortion Capital” of the country, University of New Mexico students are daily faced with a community that supports and even encourages abortion. And yet, despite the challenges of this environment, Students for Life UNM have persisted and thrived in their efforts to bring life-affirming, empowering options and resources to women on their campus. The group’s Pregnant on

Christmas is only a few days away! Whether or not you participate in this holiday, this month is often celebrated as a time of giving and joy. We thought that it was only right to join in the seasonal fun and send a little holiday cheer to our groups around the country. This year, we are giving away stickers! (YAY!) On

While many students will be “far from home” as they pursue their college education, “far from home” takes on new meaning to an international student. Coming to the United States for college may mean mastering a second language, acclimating to a different culture, and tackling all the challenges of young adulthood without family nearby. But what happens when an international student (or

Students for Life of America, the nation’s largest pro-life youth organization, released this year’s list of Top Colleges and Universities for Pregnant and Parenting Students – Public School Edition. “Unexpectedly finding out you are pregnant as a college student can be terrifying, lonely, and a huge shock. These students need support and encouragement, and the schools that go out of

Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks for all the great people and blessings in your life. Our Pregnant on Campus team is grateful for the many campus and community resources that help support pregnant and parenting students. These resources help students stay in school and take care of their kids. Tangible resources and community support make it easier for pregnant and