In higher education, InterVarsity is committed to the transformation of the “whole pond,” not just rescuing a few of the fish in it. Explore the value of academics, trends in the university world and consider what means to be “salt and light” wherever God has placed you.
Do you long for your campus fellowship to grow in both size and quality? InterVarsity is all about helping chapters becoming multiethnic witnessing communities that attract fellow students to Jesus. Find articles and stories that will help your group multiply.
How does a group of students and faculty with a vision for their campus get ready to launch a witnessing community that continues to grow? We’re gathering how-to helps, tips, articles and tools to help you get started.
We’re all connected to friends and family, group members, peers and professors, boyfriends and girlfriends. Relationships matter, even if they’re not always easy.
Learning to cross cultures is important, but taking risks and stepping out of your comfort zone isn’t easy. Here are tools and stories that will help you move cross-culturally.
Leadership is the process of calling people to a vision while also defining reality. True leaders are seeking ways to obey and partner with God to bring that vision about. But how is leadership worked out practically? Here are some ideas.
Worship is far more than music and singing. It’s learning to honor and trust God when we least feel capable of doing so. It’s living life in ways that display God’s grace and bring honor to his name. It’s about both community and personal spiritual worship. Here are tips for leading worship, as well as poetry, stories and tools that will help you come closer to God.
Life on a college campus is full of decisions. And those decisions include actions, lifestyle, relationships, attitudes and priorities. Here is a collection of articles, good questions, and stories that consider ways to think about how and why we live the way we do.
Remember how you felt after all your stuff was moved into the dorm and your parents drove away? A new life was about to begin! First-year students experience a lot of emotions, changes and opportunities during that crucial first week on campus. Here are ideas and strategies for reaching out to new students.
