Normally, Dunn Meadow serves as a low-key backyard for Indiana University students throwing Frisbees or finishing up class assignments. But on a Saturday night in early September, Dunn Meadow shook with the sounds of Nigerian, Taiwanese and other world music, 200 enthusiastic students grooving to new beats and glow sticks lighting up the night sky.
Being in community made all of the difference for Michael, a student at Clemson University
There are few things in life that excite me more than the planting of new InterVarsity chapters. I love the fact that mission-focused risk-taking staff are taking the Gospel to new groups of students and faculty across the nation.
Frances Thompson-Gee likes to see God at work changing people's lives. She saw God at work on campus as an InterVarsity student at Drew University, and later as an InterVarsity staff worker in the New York area. And now she's seeing God at work through Mid-Hudson Love INC (Love In The Name of Christ), where she is the executive director.
Today's college students are exposed to a marketplace of ideological perspectives, social issues, and alternative lifestyles—all without reference to God's character or his principles for morality revealed in Scripture. InterVarsity's campus witnessing communities invite all students and faculty to experience a relationship with God, a caring community, and biblical truth.
Every summer, college students from across the country converge on Greensboro's Glenwood community to be a part of GUPY, InterVarsity's Greensboro Urban Project Y'all.
A record 18.4 million college and university students are beginning classes on campuses across the country as a new school year gets underway. InterVarsity Christian Fellowship staff members are sharing the gospel with these students.
Team leader for InterVarsity's largest BCM chapter, Wendy Hu-Au has learned how to be fluent in a variety of communication styles.