Increasingly, a bachelor’s degree is only one stage in the college journey, not the final destination. Millions of students will continue their education in graduate school, some seeking a professional degree (e.g., law, education, medicine, business) and others beginning a Ph.D. program.
Final exams are not the last event of the school year for InterVarsity students.
Hank Tarlton is part of our campus ministry at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Becoming a full-time mom after my second child was born was not my best season of life. I missed my work as an InterVarsity campus staff worker—a job I loved deeply.
Dear friend, As your InterVarsity staff worker, can I (one last time!) offer you some advice and perspective—a few words of truth that will hopefully help you in the transition you’re about to face?
Reflecting on the life of a sage mentor, inspirational leader, and friend of InterVarsity.
There are a thousand things I’d love to say as you begin life in the post-college world.
Pranny had no interest in religion when she came to the U.S. to study, until she met Christians on campus.
One of my favorite stories about Jesus happens in a packed house (maybe because I love packing out my house with friends!).