Fordham chooses to simply pretend that students don’t have sex, and have no need for preventative sexual health resources like condoms and birth control pills.
While they behave much like an advocacy club on Fordham’s campuses, SAGES is not officially sanctioned by the university. Thus, they frequently
demonstrate, petition and campaign against the university.
Condoms are the most effective form of protection against STDs and diseases like HIV/AIDS. The fact that our university doesn’t provide them is a public health concern.
By ADRIANA GALLINANews EditorPublished: November 19, 2014
Students for Sex and Gender Equality and Safety (S.A.G.E.S.), a student coalition advocating for sexual health access and other student rights at Fordham, and the administration so far can agree on one thing: a petition with 1,100 student signatures is not something to b...
By DYLAN REILLY
Contributing Writer
Published: November 14, 2013
In his 1968 encyclical “Humanae Vitae,” Pope Paul VI made several predictions about the effects of widespread ar...
Published: February 22, 2012
As students, we expect Fordham to be open about its policies and provide students with information about what is clearly stated in its manuals. Many students are unaware that the Health Center is required to provide birth control in the case of specific medical conditions—and understandably...
