Boston College prides itself on its status as a Jesuit institution, but is such a strong emphasis on this tradition compatible with contemporary student needs? BC’s religious denomination influences its ...

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As comparably religious institutions, it's possible that Notre Dame's recent stance on birth control will impact sexual health care coverage at BC.

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

Citing religious concerns, Notre Dame continues to fight against the Affordable Care Act's mandates on birth control.

Vasalgel may the best male birth control gets, but it may not be enough.

It's time to give up the notion that "Catholic school kids aren't doing it" and start facilitating discussions about safe sex.