"A Time of Celebration and Joy" at the Spring into Life Gala

TKC Students for Life hosted a new kind of off-campus event, the Spring into Life Gala and Gameshow, on Feb. 25. The gala gave students a chance to wear formal attire, feast on amazing food and watch or participate in a live game show. At the beginning of the event, the SFL exec team members spoke about their intention to make the event a time of celebration and joy amidst the difficult news about the financial situation at King’s. Approximately 35 students showed up to partake in the festivities.

Back from the Dead: Students For Life

President of Students For Life Julia Jensen, Vice President Rachel Guerra and Lead Associate Trey Shell took a club with little previous activity, almost no funding and an incredibly controversial subject and made it one of the most well-regarded student organizations this year. They have hosted more large events than the previous two years and have received much more positive attention. How did this happen?

CampusEvan Louey-DacusFebruary 25, 2023evan louey dacus, campus, Students for Life, Secondary Feature Comments

Intersecting Issues — TKC Students For Life Encourage Discourse on Polarizing Topics

The King’s College student organization “TKC Students for Life” (TKC SFL) hosted a public debate labeled “The Nine Month Dilemma” concerning anti-abortion related issues on Wednesday, Sept. 28. This event marks one of the first times TKC SFL decided to orchestrate an event completely student-led — created for people to gain a deeper understanding of the different sides of the abortion issue.