Move-in day comes with big feelings—excitement, nerves, pride, and (for many families) a quiet undercurrent of “Did we forget something important?” Between dorm supplies, class schedules, and new independence, health requirements and personal wellness can get pushed to the bottom...

Summer is made for spontaneity: weekend getaways, rooftop nights, meeting someone new. And along with the fun can come very real feelings—excitement, curiosity, and a little anxiety. If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking: You’re not alone. STIs can be present...

Pride Month can feel like a deep breath—an opportunity to be fully yourself, to celebrate love, identity, and community. But it can also bring up very real emotions when it comes to sexual health: Am I being responsible? What if...

Spring is the season of fresh starts—clearing out closets, recommitting to routines, and making space for what feels good. It’s also a natural time to reset your health habits, including sexual health. This Stress Awareness Month, if ‘Should I get...

If you think STIs only affect teens and twenty-somethings, you’re not alone—but it’s a myth that can lead to missed diagnoses and ongoing spread. In fact, it may surprise some to hear that seniors are sexually active, and many retirement...

Spring Break is all about sunshine, spontaneity, and making memories. Before you take off, take one quick step that can help you feel more confident and in control: STI testing. Even if you don’t have symptoms, it’s still possible to...

Valentine’s Day is all about connection—romance, trust, and feeling close. But one of the most caring (and often overlooked) ways to show love is to prioritize sexual health together. Whether you’re in a new relationship, rekindling the spark, or simply...

January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month, a timely reminder that small, proactive steps—especially before and early in pregnancy—can make a meaningful difference. While not every birth defect can be prevented, knowing your health status, addressing risks early, and getting...