Two years ago, 523 of our campus staff participated in a survey conducted in conjunction with the Lilly Foundation. We recently received our report and I am pleased to share what we have learned.

University of Houston students returned to school after Hurricane Ike ready to help the community

InterVarsity shares biblical perspectives for staying focused on God's mission during economic uncertainty.

God gave us occupations to serve others, to support ourselves and our families, and to allow us to express ourselves through our gifts and talents. His purpose is for each of us to flourish in our occupation as we interact with one another. Are you flourishing?

The summer before Guangyu left China to come to study at Texas Tech his mother told him, "When you go to America, Guangyu, ask about God. They believe in God in America and you need to ask someone to explain Him to you when you get there."

Ernie Balajthy teaches students how to be teachers. But he also believes it’s important to help Christians to be “salt and light,” as Jesus instructed, in the field of public education.

InterVarsity's International Student Ministry proclaims the gospel throughout the world without leaving the local campus.

The love for our campus can teach us much about love for God’s Kingdom.

In the heart of downtown Tampa, Florida, sits Telford House, an InterVarsity witnessing community brimming with ministry opportunities. This house, along with two others nearby, provides an InterVarsity presence at three Tampa campuses-the University of South Florida, the University of Tampa, and Hillsboro Community College.

In 2001 the number six haunted InterVarsity staff in San Diego. Six was the number of conversions the area had seen in the last year. It was after that that the team began to take evangelism much more seriously, and since that time over 900 students have become Christians.