“I knew I hadn’t given Christ authority over my whole life,” Tracy said during the Bible and Life retreat.

Lauren attended Urbana® 03, wondering where her ministry would be. She returned with an unexpected answer.

“Can I still come to small group, even if I am not a Christian?” Ada asked Carrie Moorhead, InterVarsity staff.

Rebecca, a Jewish student at Lawrence University, asked what it would mean for her to become a Christian and still honor her Jewish background.

After a careful planning process of nearly two years, InterVarsity launches the Emerging Scholars Network.

InterVarsity appoints Jim Tebbe as Vice President/Director of Missions

InterVarsity staff create resources to go further and deeper in responding to the controversial new movie.

Alissa's family was presented an Urbana® Bible in 1981. She remembers it as a "bizarre little Bible," because it had a paper cover with pictures of people on it.

Marci, a graduate student attending Oakland University-Rochester, MI, discovered the importance of reading the Bible.

“If we aren’t praying for and investing in non-Christians, what are we doing on campus?” asked Daniel Huang.