Enewsletter Feature

Earlier this spring InterVarsity’s commitment to racial reconciliation was examined by Jason Byassee, writing for the Faith and Leadership blog of Duke University’s Divinity School. Here’s the story.

As a subscriber to InterVarsity’s monthly eNewsletter, you’re receiving the latest information about InterVarsity. We want to let you know that we are improving our monthly communications by working through InterVarsity’s alumni department, so you can receive information about the work on a campus you may be most interested in.

With more than 4,000 colleges and universities available in the United States, choosing a college is a daunting task if you are a graduating high school student. And considering that your choice may shape the trajectory of the rest of your life, its significance can’t be underestimated.

Of course every one of those 4,000 institutions successfully educates hundreds to thousands of people every year. And, truth be told, the effort that you put into your studies matters more than the institution that you choose to attend. But all campuses are not equal, some research is necessary on your part.

We compile at least one staff profile every month for www.intervarsity.org. That doesn’t begin to plumb the depths of all of the dynamic staff stories that can be found in our ranks. We like to see campus newspapers profile our staff, which happened recently at the Times-Delphic at Drake University in Des Moines.

More exciting stories about InterVarsity’s work on campus can be found at InterVarsity in the News at our online Press Room.