Consent condoms were intended to start a dialogue about consensual sex, but they end up trivializing the issue instead.

After over 2,800 students voted for better sexual health resources on campus, BC continues to say no. What is the future of sexual health on campus?

Because of its Jesuit values, BC Health Services does not provide contraception on campus, though other Jesuit universities are taking a different approach.

The falling teenage pregnancy rate shows what many already knew--contraception works.

"What happens when you provide condoms and contraceptive services? Women who don’t want to get pregnant don’t get pregnant."

BC administrators sent out disciplinary warnings via email to all students who ran BCSSH 'Safe Sites' out of their dorm rooms. The Safe Sites provide condoms and sexual health information ...