Ong: Sex in the media influences society's sexual expectations
Sex and Health columnist Isabella Ong writes about Game of Thrones and how the media influences general perceptions about sex. Read more »
Sex and Health columnist Isabella Ong writes about Game of Thrones and how the media influences general perceptions about sex. Read more »
Sex and Health columnist Isabella Ong discusses the open relationship she was in before she came to college and why it failed. Read more »
Sex and Health columnist Isabella Ong used to be an avid drinker of different sodas. Since realizing the negative effects the drink has on her health, she has found health alternatives. Read more »
Sex and health columnist Isabella Ong explains how she believes that young people should not get their information on sex through watching porn but through actual sexual education. Read more »
Sex & health columnist Isabella Ong delves into the health risks of the Zika virus and why safe sex is imperative to avoid spreading it. Read more »
Sex and Health columnist Isabella Ong explains how contrary to many ' beliefs, vaping still has many negative health effects despite not having tobacco. Read more »
When sex and health columnist Isobella Ong was young, her mother was worried the HPV vaccine would promote early sexual activity. Ong explains why this isn't the case and why the vaccine is important. Read more »
With data mining more prominent then ever, many companies are beginning to track women's everyday habits so they can predict when they are pregnant and fire them before they have to allow them a leave of absence. Read more »
There are always different fads based around how to lose weight; the most recent being waist trainers. While these are publicized by celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, they can be detrimental to a person's health as they rearrange internal organs. Read more »
Sex and Health columnist Isabella Ong reflects on a past abusive relationship, how she moved past it and why popular culture taught her to stay in it for so long. Read more »
Archambault and her roommate attempt to give up eating refined sugar for a week to avoid binging during finals week. Read more »
Alex Archambault sums up her time as sex and health columnist by explaining what sex means to her. Read more »
Nearly half of the 20 million newly diagnosed STD cases each year are among people ages 15-24. Read more »
Since college can be stressful, students need to make sure they have a good balance of work, sleep and play to get by. Read more »
We all know people who identify as thrill-seekers, or what Frank Farley — the former president of the American Psychological Association — calls them: “Type T personalities.” Read more »
Get caught up on this week in Pulp. Read more »
Women should be able to talk openly about their sex lives without being sexualized or chastized. Read more »
“Spit or swallow” can be a personal code of conduct by which many people become quite adamant. Read more »
“So I’m just not good enough, huh?” Two-and-a-half years of dating and it had just come out that he watched porn fairly regularly. In the… Read more »
As I approached the group huddled together, shivering in the breeze of the first cool day of autumn, I had already formed an opinion of… Read more »
Sex and Health columnist Alex Archambault says the phrase "walk of shame" is a form of slut-shaming. Read more »
Columnist tries out a social media detox for her iSchool class, and afterwards finds she had learned to use her apps in a healthier way. Read more »
Unlike the last time columnist Alex Archambault ran the same half marathon as her mother, she plans on being the first in her family to cross the finish line. Read more »
At the end of the day, being FWB is nothing to be ashamed of and can be fun. Just make sure you know what your end goal is and don’t make excuses for a relationship that isn’t living up to your expectations. Read more »