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Dan Freemyer inserted some liberal ideology into his benediction prayer at Baylor University’s morning commencement ceremony on May 18th. Part of the way through his prayer at the Christian college, Freemyer, the Pastor of Missional Engagement at Broadway Baptist Church, said the following about the graduates: And God, give them the moral imagination to reject […]

While delivering Pitzer College’s keynote commencement speech on May 18th, transgender actor Laverne Cox spoke about including transgender men when considering the issue of abortion. Cox explained that after retweeting a tweet about abortion that mentioned only women, an individual online criticized Cox for excluding transgender men (i.e. biological females identifying as males). The tweet […]

A small college in Montana is at odds with a Students for Life chapter’s plans to do a “Planned Parenthood Truth Tour” to show students the real side of the abortion organization.

A pro-life, Christian speaker claimed she was disinvited from a debate on abortion because of her Christian beliefs about human sexuality.

An adjunct lecturer at American University was criticized over insensitive jokes he posted on the social media platform Twitter.

A Notre Dame professor claimed that pro-life activists are white supremacists, in comments during a ‘Reverse Roe’ event on the college campus.

Ohio State University held a weeklong ‘sex week’ to celebrate Valentine’s Day, including a Planned Parenthood-sponsored discussion on the stigma of abortion.

Notre Dame University decided to cover its murals, which display the colonization of the Americas by Christopher Columbus, after student activists criticized the murals for its depiction of colonization of Native American lands.

On November 27, the Heritage Foundation hosted an event in which speakers discussed fetal tissue research; specifically, they explored how research could be changed to protect life while also being scientifically useful.

Once inextricably linked to the Catholic Church, the pro-life movement has become increasingly estranged from it, particularly at the college and university level.

The Democratic challenger, locked in a neck-and-neck race, as of this writing, with conservative icon, U. S. Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is running a well-oiled, financially at least, campaign largely driven by contributions from employees of the University of Texas.

At a private medical university in Chicago, administrators and other student groups held a pro-abortion ‘Reproductive Health Week’ series of events that did not address the pro-life perspective due to a lack of presence on its campus.