On Sept. 21, Jamison Sellers, a licensed therapist at the Guilford College Counseling Center led a Sex and Wellness event in Founders Hall. Students walked up to an organized red table with QR codes linked...
There were nearly 2 million cases of sexually transmitted diseases reported in Guilford County in 2015, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Mara Stewart, a senior and sociology...
Were you taught everything you needed to know about sex, sexuality and relationships in school?
Out of the 23 students I talked to when putting this article together, only three of them told me that...
“You got to convince my vagina, seduce my vagina, engage my vagina’s trust. You can’t do that with a dry wad of f------ cotton,” said sophomore Nicole Zelniker in the monologue, “My Angry Vagina.”
Directed...
Sex without consent is never okay.
This certainty unites all of Guilford’s recent efforts toward changing students’ approach to consent.
The issue is not an easy one to solve, especially with...
Sex.
Now that I have your attention ... well, actually, this really is about sex. So, read on.
Today’s society is undeniably sexual, especially regarding we millennials. It’s hard to look somewhere...
It is February, and you know what that means: romance is in the air. Whether you are in a relationship or not this time of the year, romance always seems to be on people’s minds, and with romance comes...
Do you like them? Do you lust after them? Or do you truly love them?
These three questions run subconsciously through our brains when we think we might have found someone worth sharing our secrets,...
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