All across the United States, Latino student enrollment has increased. This recent report by the Pew Hispanic Center detailed a 24% spike in Hispanic college enrollment—in one year.
God Always Has a Plan
Paula Puckett works with graduate students at George Mason University
Heart transplant patients understand the concept of losing life to find life. For eighteen years I was a critical-care nurse specialist.
Last Saturday Jeremy Lin was an unknown, sitting at the end of the Knicks bench in Madison Square Garden and wondering if his dream of playing in the NBA was about to evaporate like a mist.
Letting Go and Letting God
A student leader emerges at Pomona College.
At Stake: Religious Liberty
A recent federal mandate violates a long-held American social contract.
The Super Bowl has already morphed from the premiere football attraction to a showcase for commercial creativity, at least in the minds of some fans.
I don’t know if everyone can say that they work with people who are changing the world. I can. I work with students who partner with God in bringing the truth of the gospel to their dorm communities, their apartment complexes, their classes, their intramural teams, their friends—to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and to campuses around the globe.
Prayer Alert – Vanderbilt
InterVarsity’s staff, students, faculty supporters, alumni, and friends are asked to be in prayer.
Taking a Risk to Love
Amy Wells spent her summer with InterVarsity's Chicago Urban Project.