Nearly 800,000 international students come to the U.S. each year to study at universities across the country.
Start Something New: An Alaskan Way of Life
Annie and Stephanie transferred to a new campus to plant an InterVarsity chapter because there were no Christian groups on that campus.
Living with roommates is a right of passage and can be one of the most fun aspects of college.
Running to God: A Glimpse of God’s Work at the University of Kansas
Julia recognized God had planted a seed of curiosity in her teammate's heart.
Renewing the Campus at TCNJ
The 300 students in the InterVarsity chapter at The College of New Jersey are about 5 percent of the student body.
Rejoicing in God's Work in Mongolia
When Mongolia gained independence in 1990, there were no known Christians. Today, the figure stands at about 65,000.
I remember lying on my bed, staring at my freshly painted green walls and talking to my aunt on the phone.
“I have a dream.”
These were the words uttered by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years ago today during the March on Washington.
Making friends in a large new community can be a daunting task for incoming college freshmen.