About 20 years ago, Julia Bond attended a peer health education group meeting at Bowdoin College when she realized discussions about sexual health programming almost always ignored one topic: pleasure.
“It was a really interesting disconnect where the public health focus was on [topics] that were important but that were not necessarily the primary concern for at least from what I was seeing,” Bond said. “So I kind of went rogue.”
With the Boston University Student Government elections fast approaching, the BUnited slate is ready to begin their term as the next StuGov Executive Board, said Student Body President-nominee Nyah Jordan, a junior in the College of Communication.
Though conservatives poke fun at us, calling us “fake feminists” for not supporting all women because of our distaste for Barrett, we know her confirmation unleashes a future filled with dismay.
While the sex-positive conversations on campus are beneficial to students, there seems to be a misconception that partying and large social gatherings are the only ways for the virus to spread. The virus can be transmitted through nearly any interaction we have with one another.
A return to residential campus life means a return to college social lives, inviting a host of questions amid a public health crisis. Among the uncertainties is how to practice social distancing while maintaining a sex life.
Even the adult film industry needs to be reminded that safe sex is great sex. California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health rejected regulations Thursday that proposed requiring condoms, dental...
I spent my Saturday night watching spoken word poets on YouTube, as I often do, and came across a verse that made me think. Belissa Escobedo and Rhiannon McGavin passionately chant, “Consent is sexy....
Boston University researchers will partner with medical professionals on a project seeking to develop a type of condom with a lower risk of breaking that still provides comfort, officials said.
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