Health Topics
Sexual Health
The Center for Student Well-being provides comprehensive, non-biased, medically accurate, and inclusive sexual and reproductive health education to the campus community. Stop by our Shaggin' Station for free sexual health resources. SVC 2127 between 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm Monday-Friday for condoms (standard, large, snug-fit, non-latex), internal condoms, dental dams, nitrile gloves, lubricant (silicone, water-based), and educational information.
Safer Sex
The choice to be sexually active is a personal one. Knowing your risk for STDs and pregnancy, using protection, and understanding the meaning of consent are related to your overall wellness and success in college. The Center for Student Well-Being provides sexual health resources for all students for free. Stop by our office in SVC 2127 for free condoms, internal condoms, dental dams, lubricant, and educational materials.
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD/STIs) are common in college students. One in two sexually active people will get a STD by the age of 25, and most won’t know it. Many STDs are asymptomatic, meaning they don’t show any symptoms. Getting annual STD testing is important to maintaining your general wellness in college. Check out the resources USF and the community have to offer.
Healthy Relationships
Relationships in college are vital to maintaining personal wellness. During college, you will experience relationships with your roommates, professors, classmates, parents, yourself and of course with romantic partners. Keep your relationships healthy and long-lasting by devoting time and effort to them. Check out the links below for more information on maintaining healthy relationships.
LGBTQIA+ Sexual Wellness
Sexual wellness is important for all people- and should be inclusive of all sexual orientations or gender identities. Check out the resources below for comprehensive and inclusive sexual and reproductive health.