Stories from Campus

“I wouldn’t be a Christian today if it weren’t for you and InterVarsity,” Hannah said.

Israel wanted to find his own faith but had questions about how God felt towards him. He felt the answer to those questions at Chapter Focus Week.

James was great at evangelism. But when we studied abroad overseas, he soon realized that ministering to others worked differently.

Deep in the Adirondack Mountains, on the shore of a scenic lake, about 100 InterVarsity students from New York and New Jersey campuses spent a week in May in the gym at Young Life’s Saranac Village camp.

Emily thought she knew Jesus. But her loneliness and unfulfillment made her realize how wrong she was.

May Kealoha, a nursing professor at Oahu’s Kapiʻolani Community College (KCC), was used to praying about big decisions.

During my senior year at Harvey Mudd College, I felt God calling me to connect with other Christians regularly and be a part of a community. I decided to check out InterVarsity again, and it changed my life.

Angel lived in a world of pain and darkness. But when she took a risk to move into a Christian community house, she found a new family. 

West Virginia Wesleyan College was an hour away from Katie Mentzer’s home in Fairmont. “I realized if we really hoped to see what we wanted to happen I needed to get other people who are local involved,” she said.

Louisiana in recent years has been the only state with no InterVarsity undergraduate ministry and no InterVarsity staff. Now that's changing.